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Posted on 02/01/2019 5:32:45 PM PST by rintintin
Ellen Page got emotional while talking about the discrimination the LGBTQ community faces during an appearance on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Host Stephen Colbert started the interview by asking Page, 31, if Hollywood had become more inclusive over her years in the business. The actress was honest about how much she felt like her industry had to “hurry up” as she got emotional recounting her own struggles after coming out as gay in 2014. Page later got to discussing hate crimes against marginalized groups.
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Who is Ellen Page? I genuinely don’t know. Should I?
Any comments from muslims?
Nah. Don’t have a clue who she is either. Thought she was some old English singer.
WHAT ATTACK?????
WHAT ATTACK?????
She is a complete dumb*ass, of course.
Starred in the movie “Juno”.
One hit wonder a decade or so ago.
She won for Juno.......she was a screwball in the movie and she’s a screwball in real life........
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Ellen Page, we’re supposed to know who this person is?
“Who is Ellen Page? I genuinely don’t know. Should I”?
I don’t know either. I don’t think she’s worth finding out about, either.
Didn’t she sing some song about a doggie in a window?
As the saying goes “You played yourself!”
When I hear that name, what first comes to me is a small-time British actress in one of those PBS comedies that your grandmother watches on Saturday night.
Only 50 IQ apes who live vicariously thru dumb-ass celebrities read Peeeple magazine.
Guess they’re sitting this one out, they don’t like gays. Hillary is very conflicted.
Yeah. Sure. Whatever.
When does she start crying about Virginia’s KKK governor?
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