List of Celebrities Calling on Bush Administration to Rethink Its confromtation With Iraq

CNN.com | 12/10/02 | stanz

[stanz]

The following is a partial list of Hollywood celebrities and other has-beens who are signatories to a letter calling on the Bush Administration to steer clear of war. Some of them are familiar- - -others surprising.

Gillian Anderson
Edward Asner
Rene Auberjonois
David Bale
Kim Basinger
Ed Begley, Jr.
Theo Bikel
Barbara Bosson
Jackson Browne
Peter Buck
Diahann Carroll
Retired Rear Admiral Eugene Carroll
Kathleen Chalfant
Don Cheadle
Jill Clayburgh
David Clennon
Jack Coleman
Petrer Coyote
Lindsay Crouse
Suzanne Cryer
Matt Damon
Dana Daurey
Ambassador Jonathan Dean (U.S. Rep. to NATO)
Vincent D'Onofrio
David Duchovny
Olympia Dukakis
Charles s. Dutton
Hector Elizondo
Cary Elwes
Shelley Fabares
Mike Farrell
Mia Farrow
Laurence fishburne
Sean Patrick Flanery
Bonnie Franklin
John Fugelsang
Jeananne Garofalo
Larry Gelbart
Melissa Gilbert
Danny Glover
Elliot gould (Ex Mr. Barbra Streisand)
Samaria Graham
Robert Greenwald

I couldn't copy this list, so if you want to see it in its entirety, click on

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[HHFi]

Hang on to those Aerosmith albums! This Bradley Whitford is a dink actor from "The West Wing." Brad Whitford is the guitarist for Aerosmith. Bradley would never pick up an ax. It might be mistaken for a weapon.

[HHFi]

I saw Alexandra Paul once on "Politically Incorrect," and she may the biggest bonehead since Pauly Shore, except he may have just been kidding. She was praising China for their population control policies, and Ben Stein was aghast and told her they that policy through forced abortions and murdering babies. He got the usual liberal response: "Oh, no, they don't!" He quoted the exact locations in the specific Chinese provinces where it had happened most recently. She still just babbled and yapped incoherently. At one point, as Stein kept disproving everything she said, Maher snapped, "Where are you getting all this?!" Stein deadpanned, "From the Statistical Abstract of the United States."

After watching this, it's no wonder that Paul's main claim to fame was being considered the "smart one" on "Baywatch" because she was the only flat-chested lifeguard. It's also no wonder that after that night, Ben Stein refused ever to come on "P.I." again.

[CARepubGal]

I am afraid to see the list. It may really alter my reading habits. :-(

[rustbucket]

On O'Reilly tonight Janeane Garofalafel seemed to be implying that bombing North Vietnamese troops on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Cambodia was the equivalent of Pol Pot's murder of 2 million Cambodians. What a dork!

[knighthawk]

We, the coalition of celeberties, don't want the US to end Saddam's rule. Since either the Kurds, nor the Iraqi people buy our movies or CD's, we don't care for them.

Signed,

A bunch of celeberties

[bushfamfan]

Melina K... was so obsessed about her pride in being "Greek this, that", "I'm Greek", "a proud Greek family". It dominates her speech. Obviously she isn't interested in being American.

[Sister_T]

You are so right!

[Trajan88]

Every one of these "celebrities" would stab each other in the back to get a plum spot on a hit tv show, movie, play, or land a recording deal.

Take away their livelyhood and they resort to swarming like a bunch of bees atacking anything that is rational and right.

By the way, Alexandra Paul sucks as an actress. I wish she would have been targeted and terminated by Christine (you know, the car from the movie "Christine").

Trajan88

[clevelandrocks]

Who cares what these vain, arrogant, useless people think