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PARK CITY, Utah (AP) — Matt Damon says the movie business has "a long, long, long way to go" when it comes to diversity. Hollywood must do "much, much, much more" to reflect the audiences who watch movies, the best actor nominee told The Associated Press on Saturday. "We're talking about huge systemic injustices around race and gender that are a lot bigger than the Oscars," Damon said. "They're massive issues in our industry and in our country." Diversity has dominated the conversation around the Academy Awards since last week's nominations revealed a second consecutive year of all-white acting nominees. On Friday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced sweeping changes that include doubling its female and minority members by 2020. Damon said the move is "a wonderful first step." "But that's what it is," he said. "A first step."

Matt Damon says Hollywood must do more to support diversity