James Caan Refuses to Be the Typical 'Hollywood Liberal'

FoxNews ^ | 8/11/10 | Hollie McKay

[MissTed]

Good man!

[TexasRepublic]

I already liked him before, and now I like him even better.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Bada_Bing!....

[DManA]

I think his acting style where he speaks so softly you can hardly hear him is annoying. Ok once it was cute but he keeps doing it.

[RexBeach]

A piece of advice, James. Stay away from Hollywood toll plazas!

[pnh102]

KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! :)

[massmike]

Wow! A Hollywood actor with class!
Like Halley’s comet,you see one every 70-something years.

[thulldud]

Stay away from Hollywood toll plazas!

New York ones, too.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

Santino, you always were a hot head. You think you got hit bad at that toll booth, wait until the Hollywood left lets loose on you!!!

[thulldud]

Is anybody else imagining that shirt front with brains all over it?

[OregonRancher]

He was great in THIEF

[Vigilanteman]

I liked him before and couldn’t exactly say why. Maybe it was the feeling that he was a real man and not a pretend man. This coming out confirms it.

[KeyLargo]

Still, it gets old when now that certain Hollywierdos get long in the tooth then they suddenly “see the light” and come out of the closet as really being conservatives all along.

I far as I’m concerned it’s nothing more than realizing that nobody watches them anymore and the spotlight is on the so-called “hot movie stars”.

This way the new found Hollywood conservatives can regain some following with conservative movie fans.

[SMARTY]

“They don't have political science degrees... “

Heck ...Most of the loudmouth Hollywood rif-raf are former parking valets or were manicurists before making films; they were/are drug addicts, drunks, spouse abusers, sex addicts, etc. .... THAT'S how ‘clever’ they are!! Yup...we sure need advice on politics from THEM!!

[Servant of the Cross]

James Caan forever; Ed Harris never. There has to be a good story or two about Mr. Caan if he is an ‘ultra-conservative’.

[DCBryan1]

He was best in “Way of the Gun” and “A Bridge Too Far”

[gattaca]

I liked him in Misery

[bandleader]

I like him more too,I just hope he knows that he won’t be receiving the normal amount of scripts to read from here on!

[BlueLancer]

Other than the obvious movies .. The Godfather, A Bridge Too Far .. I particularly liked him in the role of "Mississippi" in El Dorado with John Wayne and Robert Mitchum.

[onedoug]

He claims he´s conservative, but clams-up on one of the most significant social issues of the day. Hmmm....