( Dustin)Hoffman blasts Bush's war plans (Nitwit alert)

Ananova ^ | 6th February 2003 | Ananova

[Larry381]

Dustin Hoffman has become the latest US star to voice his opposition to war with Iraq.

[Larry381]

Another Hollywood millionaire heard from

[xzins]

What do they put in the water in Hollywood?

Is this like the gay thing? If you don't say the right words that they'll blacklist you from ever getting a script and/or a decent role?

[homeschool mama]

Dustin Hoffman....useless.

[LS]

I'm not wearing any underwear. I'm not wearing any underwear. (Consider the source.)

[chimera]

Oh, great, another vacuous Hollyweird persona offering keen insights on issues of national security and foreign policy. And Rainman no less. "Yeah, I'm definitely, definitely against this war..." Give it up, Ray...

[vinylsidingman]

"I don't think, like many of us, ( in hollyweird )

Well,, he got one part right !

[mountaineer]

Hoffman accused the Bush administration of "manipulating the grief of the country" after the events of September 11. The president's real motives for going to war are power and oil, he said.

How does someone that stupid function in everyday life?

Listen to me pontificate!

[joesnuffy]

He's another idiot globalists who thinks the USA is a big bully and needs to be taken down a peg...and that the US should not be the worlds leader...all nations should disarm join the UN and have an equal voice in a democratic fashion...and the US should bow to any coalition of commies muslims what ever if they out vote us...
Just Imagine...And The World Will Live As One - J Lennon

[RepoGirl]

Another has-been celeb trying to save a flagging career by trying to appear relevant. Snore.

Dustin... you might wanna keep your mouth shut, or Dr. Szell might perform a little more dentistry on you, sans gas...

[Digger]

My only solution has been to boycott this industry. It has been 13 years for me & I plan on never giving these sickos any of my money. I truly believe that I have not missed anything in life for doing such. Give it a try.

[SkyPilot]

"War is very very shiney....very sparkly, yeah! Uh-OH! 2.385 minutes until Wheel of Fortune!"

[mountaineer]

[Honcho Bongs]

Being a method actor, Dustin Hoffman stayed up all night to play a character who has stayed up all night in MARATHON MAN (1976). Arriving on the set, Laurence Olivier asked him why he looked they way he did. Hoffman told him, to which Olivier replied in jest: Why not try acting? It's much easier.

[isthisnickcool]

Military expert Dustin Hoffman.

[shadeaud]

Hoffman has his right to voice his opinion. Why the media chooses to acknowledge it seems a bit bias however. Dennis Miller was on Leno the other night praising the administration and I don't see that being praised.

[Consort]

That was definitely bad, Dustbin, definitely.

[NonValueAdded]

So Little Big Man speaks.

I wonder if he's had deja vu listening to Powell's story of Blix? Remember Hoffman's scene forbidding that kid from getting the ice cream?

Hollyweird!

[Hildy]

Everytime I read this, I hate myself for hoping that the next attack, and we know it's coming, will be either in Hollywood or San Francisco.

[Trust but Verify]

My only solution has been to boycott this industry.

Here, Here!! I'm with you, bud. It drives my family crazy that I refuse to go to or rent movies, watch any network television series or buy entertainment type magazines. Oh well, I'm not funding their careers so they can tell me what and how to think. Screw 'em.

[blake6900]

As usual, another left-leaning dipsh!t actor thinks because he gets into our homes through our televisions means we're interested in having him over to give us a political lesson. These people in Hollywood are the pure definition of elitism and as their careers, one by one, go by the wayside, one hopes they will eventually realize the error of their ways as they end up schlepping around on some gameshow along with other has-beens while contestants hopefully anticipate their answers to such compelling questions as, "What was the name of your last movie?"