hugo wallace weaving played agent smith in the matrix trilogy.
hugo wallace weaving played agent smith in the matrix trilogy.
who played agent smith in the matrix trilogy?
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hugo wallace weaving (born 4 april 1960) is an english-australian film and stage actor. he is best known for playing agent smith in "the matrix" trilogy (1999–2003), elrond in "the lord of the rings" (2001–2003) and "the hobbit" (2012–2014) film trilogies, v in "v for vendetta" (2006), red skull in "" and tom doss in "hacksaw ridge".
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the oracle is discussed by matthew hughey as an example of the magical negro stock character in the matrix trilogy. he notes that the matrix is mostly presented as a "clean and bright" city full of white people, but when neo is brought to the oracle, who sets him on his path to becoming a hero, she is shown to be chain-smoking and baking cookies—which signifies her as a "welfare queen". tani dianca sanchez notes that unlike the oracle of greek mythology, the oracle of the matrix is stout and does not conform to western beauty ideals. sanchez regards her care of white children to signify her role as a black mammy figure, but the signification is actually upturned. the black mammy is instead revealed to be a revolutionary who helps lead people enslaved in the matrix to intellectual and real liberation. the oracle is a computer program, who, unlike agent smith and the architect, is not a white man. she introduces choice into the matrix, in opposition to the architect's favouring of fate and inevitability.
the oracle (the matrix)