Everything I need to know about Spielberg
Newsflash: Steven Spielberg is not a fan of George W. Bush.
OK, not so surprising. He is, after all, part of the Hollywood Elite. What was somewhat surprising was this:
At the end of the story, the website provided a link that said, "Click here for all you need to know about STEVEN SPIELBERG." I'd argue that everything I need to know about Steven Spielberg is in that story.
OK, not so surprising. He is, after all, part of the Hollywood Elite. What was somewhat surprising was this:
Legendary movie maker STEVEN SPIELBERG has hit out at Hollywood for not rallying round for Democrat JOHN KERRY's election campaign last year.One could argue that celebrities were not shy about supporting Kerry. Just ask Michael Moore. Or Bruce Springsteen. Or Barbra Streisand. Or Linda Ronstadt. And it worked splendidly, don't you think?
The SCHINDLER'S LIST director supported Kerry in his unsuccessful battle for US Presidency against GEORGE W BUSH, but he was outraged that the influential film industry weren't more vociferous in their support of the Democrats in comparison to the backing they gave to charismatic former leader BILL CLINTON in the 1990s.
In an interview on Australian chat show ENOUGH ROPE, he 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.
"The democratic Hollywood base, power base and money base, really didn't come out this year, and I was surprised about that.
"It might have been that Hollywood is very interested in charisma and I do not think that Hollywood felt that John Kerry had the kind of charisma that Bill Clinton had and that they didn't come out in force.
"I thought John Kerry would have been a wonderful world leader and an American president."
At the end of the story, the website provided a link that said, "Click here for all you need to know about STEVEN SPIELBERG." I'd argue that everything I need to know about Steven Spielberg is in that story.
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