Laurence Olivier's blackface
Othello (1965). The best Othello on film, imo, precisely because it's a throwback to the days of burned cork white men playing the title character, just as Shakespeare's company originally played him. The black Venetian general is
supposed to be a spectacle. After all, the problem of
his place lies primarily with the community, not the character. A keeper (
a tolerable streamer).