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SPIELBERG SLAMS HOLLYWOOD FOR FAILING KERRY

In an interview on Australian chat show ENOUGH ROPE, Spielberg fumed, "I was disappointed that Hollywood didn't do enough for John Kerry's campaign, compared to what Hollywood did for Bill Clinton's campaign".

Ahem, cough, obvious reason, cough, cough, ahem...

Steve, You can have the best chefs in the world, you can have the best kitchen in the world, you can advertise all you want but I dont care how hard you try to do it, You just cant make Chicken Salad out of Chicken Sh*t.

Kerry is the very definition of Chicken Sh*t. Grade A USDA Choice, Prime Cut Boston Backbay Chicken Guano. Everyone could see that from Kansas to Kankakee, hell even Mrs. Kerry could see that, so why can't you? I admire your loyalty, but damn, let it go ok?

Kerry didnt get support because Kerry was a bad candidate, not because "Hollywood didnt help enough". Trust me, Hollywood did plenty and for all the money the spent, it probably hurt his case more than helped it. Heres another clue for you "Steve-o", Hollywood is not an asset. Why is that? Because Hollywood doesnt have a voting bloc outside of West Hollywood. When Hollywood wants to go back to backing the country it lives and thrives in instead of castigating it( see Wikipedia under "sacrificed movie careers for country" - Jimmy Stewart, Robert Montgomery ),it just might start to be an influence again, but when every other movie that is made makes fun of "the evil white suburban lifestyle and poison of American patriotism" you cant really expect them to vote for your guy, now can you? Yeah you did good with "Saving Private Ryan', I wonder sometimes if you ever saw it, its a hell of a flick.

Now shut up and get back to making movies again will you? People who work with bright lights, make up and make believe should stay out of politics, its bad for your health. Love ya babe, have your people call my people, we'll do lunch...

Original Aritcle is found here.

Posted @ June 09, 2005 01:16 PM | Current Affairs