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* ValuesDissonance: Nemo's heritage was a little vague but he was eventually revealed to be of South Asian ancestry. Nemo being portrayed by a white actor would nowadays be derided as whitewashing. [[note]]The Disney portrayal of Captain Nemo seems to be closer to how Jules Verne had originally imagined him. He initially wrote Nemo's character as a dispossessed Polish aristocrat, but because of the diplomatic situation between France and Imperial Russia at the time of writing, Verne's editor asked him to reconsider.[[/note]]
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* ValuesDissonance: Nemo's heritage was a little vague but he was eventually revealed to be of South Asian ancestry. Nemo being portrayed by a white actor would nowadays be derided as whitewashing. [[note]]The Disney [[note]]Disney's portrayal of Captain Nemo seems to be closer to how Jules Verne had originally imagined him. him originally. He initially wrote Nemo's character as to be a dispossessed Polish aristocrat, but because of the diplomatic situation between France and Imperial Russia at the time of writing, Verne's editor asked him to reconsider.[[/note]]
