[Publius804]

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[Anti-Bubba182]

Interesting, thanks!

[JennysCool]

Always enjoyed Orson Bean, and glad to hear he’s doing well at 80.

Thanks for the post!

[saveliberty]

Wow, he’s Andrew Breitbart’s father in law and he’s a conservative Republican.

I am thinking of an exchange when Governor Reagan was asked about having made mistakes and without hesitation he agreed that he had as he’d been a Democrat in the past.

[max americana]

Most of my neighbors here in Hellywood are in the industry. #1 rule for rightwing workers in the industry: keep your mouth shut. It’s been long established in Hollywood Republican circles that you can do damage from within the blue circles if you go up the food chain quietly.

[colorado tanker]

Mork calling Orson, Mork calling Orson . . . .

[wastedyears]

I didn’t know Bruce Willis had a bar.

Next time I’m in NYC I’ll go to it. Maybe some local FReepers could hang out there some time.

[TBP]

Liberals only believe in free speech for those who agree with tehm.

And whatever George Clooney says should be presumed to be lie.

[PerConPat]

Timing is everything.

This is a great article and a great reminder that intelligent people do mature and see things more clearly as they age. Frank Sinatra is another example of what time can do, if one pays attention.

Sad to say, but time won't do anything for the likes of G. cLooney, Babbling Streisand, etc.. These overwrought, hand wringing Lefties- living in the midst of plenty- just can't care enough about the the great unwashed masses who buy tickets at outrageous prices to watch them "perform." I chalk it up to guilty consciences.

[TChris]

"There is no such thing as a blacklist anymore," George Clooney declared in 2005...

Of course not! You don't need a list, just favor every liberal you encounter and ignore the rest.

List... Hmmmph... Amateurs.

[denydenydeny]

Bean’s still working, too. He had a memorable appearance on The Closer last season.

There has always been a left-wing blacklist in the areas they control. In the 1930s and 1940s, the publishing industry was full of Communists and their sympathizers, and because of it, many books unfavorable to the Soviet Union struggled to find a publisher, among them Trotysky’s biography of Stalin and George Orwell’s Animal Farm.

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