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John Rich sees cracks in Hollywood resistance President Trumphe believes it has something to do with cancel culture.
The country singer recently released a new single, The Devil and Tva, about his successful battle with the Tennessee Valley Authoritative Power Project, told Fox News Digital.
“For example, if you watch comedy, I have some huge comedian friends, especially one, and it’s a supporter of Bernie Sanders. I mean, left. He even said, “I’m afraid to tell certain jokes on stage right now.” Fear of being cancelled. ”I said, “My life doesn’t.”
Ritchie said the comedian eventually told him that he planned to vote for Trump for that reason.
“So, I think the monsters start eating themselves. Awakened monster, censored monster begins to eat itself. ” he added.
John Rich said Hollywood’s praise of Trump showed a fading out of “wake up monsters.” When Woody Allen directed him in the 1998 film Celebrity, Woody Allen made a comment after calling Trump “the joy of working with him and a good actor.” (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images, Stefania d’Alessandro/Wireimage)
Ritchie’s comment is in the woody Allen called Trump “I’m very happy with Also a very good actor, “when he directed him in the 1998 film “Celebrity”.
“He was very polite, he made his mark, did everything and had real talent,” Allen said in an interview with Bill Maher. “Random” podcast on Monday. “If he allowed me, I could guide him now, and now he is the president. I think I can do miracles, but he can easily work with him.”
Allen stressed that he is not politically supportive of Trump, saying he voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris, who “has been with him 95% of things, maybe 99%, but as an actor who works with him, he is very persuasive. He is very persuasive, and he has a charismatic quality as an actor.”
Woody Allen, in an interview with Bill Maher on his “random” podcast on Monday, called Trump “the joy of working with it and a good actor” when he directed him in the 1998 film “Celebrity.” (Getty Image)
“If you think you’ve been cancelled before,” Maher joked.
Maher does not consider himself a Trump supporter, and he also praised the president recently.
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After the comedian met with the president, he called him in April “Friendly and measure” and self-deprecating.
Woody Allen stood in front of the poster of the 1998 movie “Celebrity”. (Gerard Julien/AFP via Getty Images)
He added that Trump gave him “a lot of time to listen and accept me as a possible friend.”
Carrie Underwood, usually detached from politics, is one of the most famous celebrities performing at Trump’s inauguration in January.
Carrie Underwood sang at Trump’s inauguration. (Julia DeMaree Nikhinson-Pool/Getty Image)
“I love our country and it’s a privilege to be asked to sing at the inauguration,” she said at the time. “I’m humbly answering the phone when we have to be united and blend into the future.”
Snoop Dogg said last year that he pardoned a man related to death row inmates, and that he had “nothing but love and respect” early in his career.
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“Donald Trump is not right for me,” he told him. Sunday Times. “He just did a great thing for me.”
This marks a reversal for the rapper, who has previously criticized the president, calling him a “punk” in 2020 and said he plans to vote for the first time because “I can’t stand seeing this punk in the office again.”
Snoopy also performed at the inauguration and answered the fans’ rebound, saying: “Nevertheless, I will answer with love.”
Kid Rock with Trump in April. (White House)
In January, Trump supporter kid rocks insert, Said he believes celebrities are now “safe” to show support for the president.
“Now, they feel they can safely get into the water after dipping their toes in four to eight years,” he joked, adding: “I mean, like I said, welcome to the party. Let them join the boat no more than nothing.”
Snoop Dogg recently said that after years of criticism of him, he has been besides his “love and respect” to President Trump. (Gilbert Flores/Variety by Getty Images)
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Eric Scfiffer, CEO of Reputation Management Consultant, told Fox News Digital, “Hollywood learns the obvious – attacking half is stupid growth strategy, while likable people are smart, scalable and safe.”
He added: “As the demand for advertising flows, later economics was ruthless, so Trump was an income strategy, not a moral crisis. The dollar talk, Hollywood decided not to speak loudly about this quiet part anymore. In that anger, the town’s new math saved in that anger, so it’s hard for us to pay for Trump’s performance.
John Rich was with Donald and Melania Trump in 2011. (Jim Spellman/Wireimage)
He said Trump is now a business plan, not a mistake when the audience leans. It is important to note that the town is not in love, it is reading the room – America’s appetite for anti-wake hits, showing a good statement about Trump’s low-risk, premium, premium rewards. ”
Doug Eldridge of Achilles PR responded to Schiffer’s comment: “Hollywood is not about talent, it is about temperature. They follow what is hot, not what, and most importantly, what is cold.”
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“The binary that gets really painful: the election is won by the ballot box; the movie is won by the box office. The same majority of Americans who voted in favor of Trump and his platform will soon be lined up, or not, because that could be to buy tickets to the next feature film of these same actors.”
