The film was released in 1994
The lead actor from a film that has recently been called ‘super inappropriate’ has broken his silence on whether it should be removed from streaming platforms.
Disney has long been recognized as the king of family-friendly films, delivering beloved classics like The Lion King, Tangled, and Moana, all available on its streaming service, Disney+.
With such a rich catalog, the platform offers endless entertainment options for audiences of all ages.
However, not all Disney offerings have stood the test of time unscathed.
One particular 1990s movie, Blank Check, has sparked significant debate online, with one social media user labeling it as ‘super inappropriate’.
The film, released in 1994, follows the story of an 11-year-old boy named Preston Waters, portrayed by Brian Bonsall.
The plot revolves around Preston finding a blank check, filling it out for a million dollars, and using it to fund an extravagant lifestyle that includes buying houses and living under various aliases.
One controversial subplot has drawn particular ire. It involves Preston developing what appears to be a romantic relationship with Shay Stanley, a character played by Karen Duffy, who was 31 at the time.
In one scene, Shay kisses Preston on the lips and promises to date him when he’s older—six years later, when Preston would still only be 17.
