Word of advice to Francis Ford Coppola: Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
As he promotes his bold new film “Megalopolis,” the legendary director has been speaking out against woke Hollywood. Coppola says he made a point of casting “problematic” actors like Shia LaBeouf and Dustin Hoffman to strike a blow for creative freedom.
It’s heartening to watch the Gallaghers finally realize what’s really important — scooping up the millions of dollars they’ve left on the table because of their feud.
He even went so far as to hire Jon Voight, a loud and proud conservative. The horror, the horror. Now, the mob is coming after him.
“Megalopolis,” which opens September 27, has been under attack in the press for months. Some have accused Coppola of being inappropriate on the set — a charge both he and an extra on the project have denied. […]
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Shia LaBeouf? Problematic???
“Eagle Eye” was only one of three Hollywood movies I viewed the last thirty–plus years as I gave up on American TV/movies after FAKE NEWS QUEEN Barbara Walters became too much to stomach, but he gave an exceptional performance in that Hitchcockian movie!