[EdnaMode]

This won't be biased at all, right?

[GreyFriar]

Actually she is an actress, not an actor; at least according to her plumbing and the rules of English grammar.

[Catmom]

Phyllis Schlafley was a good wife and mother and an accomplished attorney who worked her way through law school.

Cate Blanchette, OTOH, is a moonbat Hollywood actress.

[punknpuss]

No, it won’t be biased at all. Neither will it be a caricature of Schlafly. /s

[Steely Tom]

I’m sure this will be ratings gold.

[Red Badger]

They couldn’t find and AMERICAN to play Phyllis?......................

[Dr. Sivana]

When I was in 7th Grade, my pro-ERA Reading teacher Miss Morgan insisted that it was a logical fallacy to maintain that the ERA would mandate equal access to public restrooms.

I had not realized it at the time that the only reason she was right is that the courts managed to find someway to mandate it WITHOUT the ERA.

[Neanderthal]

"Anti-Feminist"

LOL

[dp0622]

ROFL!

...who was one of the most polarizing and fascinatingly complex figures...

But not a GOOD figure, huh?!? :)

Carefully worded statement that needs to be put through the liberal decoder machine.

[utahb52]

They’ll look very hard to make her look bad.

[bray]

Actor is a generic term for both sexes. They will make one of the most courageous and greatest minds in the last 100 years into a nut ball.

[Waverunner]

Cta Blanchett's costumed as Phillis Schafly. No bias here.

[stevem]

Schlafly was The Quintessential Feminist of the 20th Century.

[DesertRhino]

I remember when the ERA was being discussed in the 70s. The oft quoted result might be that men and women might have to share bathrooms. That worry was scoffed at.

[RainMan]

My mom was a political activist back in the day, and spoke to Phyllis several times. I was young then, but I think I met her when around the early 70’s.

[Pontiac]

Phyllis Schlafly, who was one of the most polarizing and fascinatingly complex figures of the ‘70s for her opposition to and role in defeating the Equal Rights Amendment, which to this day has never been ratified.“

Thank God for Phyllis Schlafly

Had the ERA been ratified in the 1970s we would have reached this point of imbecility by the 1990s at the latest.

Phyllis put off LBGT rights by at least 20 years

[bluejean]

This is how Hollywood types get street cred now - throwing crap at Republicans and conservatives in movies and TV shows. They can’t come up with anything else to do in the PC world they’ve invented for themselves. This will be a vindictive hatefest.

[Buckeye McFrog]

This won't be biased at all, right?

yeah....RIIIIIIIIGHT!!! /s

The late character actor Richard Paul was able to find steady work in Hollywood simply because they HATED Jerry Falwell and he happened to look like him.

[Deplorable American1776]

I hope they’ll keep it realistic...

[Vince Ferrer]

This could be very cool if they really tried to understand and explain both sides. I have no confidence it would happen though.

[Albion Wilde]

This is going to be a hit piece, methinks. Shame. Mrs. Schlafly was a brilliant and devout woman.