Posted on 09/24/2014 4:58:55 AM PDT by Arthur Wildfire! March
It's great when a Holly-weird actor comes out of, not only the anti-leftist closet, but the pro-God closet as well. One is Kevin Sorbo.
I have reason to believe that Kevin Sorbo reads FR posts, and I hope we all wish him a happy birthday today.
Sorbo was in David Zucker's [and Leslie Neilson's] hillarious 'American Carole'. He and many well known actors had small but memorable parts in that masterpiece.
Then I went to WalMart and saw that Sorbo was in a pro-God hit movie [leading role as villain/antagonist] discussed here:
[Links in first post]
'God's Not Dead' Actor Kevin Sorbo Says Hollywood Is 'Waking Up' to Christian Films
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/3206211/posts
[Tight money but sorely tempted to buy one myself.]
Here are other FR headlines:
'Herculues' Actor Kevin Sorbo Calls Ferguson Protestors 'Animals,' 'Losers'
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3195487/posts
Hollywood Blacklist
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3138833/posts
Long key-word list:
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/kevinsorbo/index?tab=articles
Icing on the birthday cake: Sorbo's interview on Hannity's last [radio] hour was brilliant, a breath of fresh air. He rocks!
Happy Birthday, Kevin Sorbo! Godspeed to your endeavors.
Saw him on one of the FoxNews hourly segments yesterday and he was really good except when one overbearing brunette said he was lying about the cuts in defense spending. Say what? She said we had not had any cuts in defense spending. He was so shocked, as was I, at her vehement ignorance and he never got the chance to respond. Not that she gave him a chance “That’s a lie!” “That’s a lie!” wow. You would think she was talking to the head of the executive branch who would agree that there were no cuts.
Just venting.
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