Over 200 Hollywood stars and cultural figures have signed a new petition urging Israel to free a convicted Palestinian terror chief serving five life sentences for Second Intifada murders, prompting warnings they are “sanitizing the crimes of a serial killer” even as they hail him as a “powerful symbol of unity” and the “Palestinian Nelson Mandela.”
This month another group of Hollywood artists have signed a letter rejecting last month’s boycott of the Israeli film industry.
Academy Award-winning actor Javier Bardem has said he will not work with any company supporting Israel during its war in Gaza.
A group of more than a thousand Hollywood celebrities and international film industry insiders have pledged to boycott the Israeli film industry because Israel is working to root out the terrorist group known as Hamas.
Spanish actor Javier Bardem has accused Israel of committing “genocide” in its ongoing war with Hamas terrorists, demanding the U.S. and European countries stop supporting the Jewish state.
“No Country for Old Men” star Javier Bardem spoke out about the Israeli-Hamas conflict upon accepting an award at the San Sebastian Film Festival last week. In his nuanced remarks, Bardem condemned the Hamas attacks as well as the “massive punishment that the Palestinian population is enduring.”
Hollywood elites stood and applauded actor Will Smith when he won Best Actor at the Academy Awards on Sunday night, moments after Smith assaulted and cursed at Oscars presenter Chris Rock.
Oscar-winner Javier Bardem showed the moral courage to openly compare today’s cancel culture to McCarthyism.
Hollywood writer-director Aaron Sorkin is once again defending his casting choice of Spain’s Javier Bardem to play the Cuban-born Desi Arnaz in the Amazon Studios movie Being the Ricardos, saying casting based on race is the “mother of all empty gestures.”
Spanish-born actor Javier Bardem scoffed at critics who question him for playing Cuba-born TV icon Desi Arnaz in the upcoming Aaron Sorkin biopic, “Being the Ricardos,” following the life of Lucille Ball.
Writer-director Aaron Sorkin has defended his decision to cast Javier Bardem as I Love Lucy star Desi Arnaz in the upcoming movie Being the Ricardos, saying there is nothing offensive about a Spanish actor playing a Cuban character.
Naturally, America’s left-wing blacklisters are deeply unhappy about Allen’s stubborn refusal to roll over and die, deeply unhappy he keeps on keeping on.
Presenters and winners at Sunday’s Academy Award’s ceremony once again took the opportunity to preach their political opinions, with Hollywood stars lecturing viewers at home on everything from Holocaust-level racism in America today to the importance of immigration.
