1 posted on
02/07/2003 7:22:37 AM PST by
jonalvy44
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To: jonalvy44
We must boycott the Oscars!
73 posted on
02/07/2003 1:30:16 PM PST by
Lopeover
To: jonalvy44
This petition did NOT call for a boycott! It simply states that these Celebrity pundits do NOT speak for most Americans and that they allowed to have undue influence over the National conversation about the War on Terror and the possible War against Iraq.
I totally agree that they're given way too much air time; the media are their biggest fans, after all! Nothing like being able to score an interview with a Hollywood celeb, and letting them spout their nonsense. It makes the interviewer feel good to be seen with said celebrity.
74 posted on
02/07/2003 2:00:15 PM PST by
SuziQ
To: jonalvy44
Hi everyone. I've read the post on FR for a long, long time, but this is the first time I've written. Hope I'm doing it right. Did anyone mention Pat Sajak for the "good" list? I hear he's got a new show on Fox News, too.
To: jonalvy44
You forgot Carl's son, Rob Reiner.
To: jonalvy44
All the supposed stars you have mentioned are has beens.
There is no one on the list that is popular today and for good resons. They are getting too old and TOO STUPID!!!!!!!!!!
To: jonalvy44
1. Martin Sheen
2. Alec Baldwin
3. Jessica Lange
4. Sean Penn
5. Susan Sarandon
6. Ed Harris
7. Woody Harrelson
8. John Cusak
9. Mike Farrell
10. Robert Altman
11. George Clooney
12. Barbara Streisand
13. Tyne Daley
14. Ed Asner
15. Bradley Whitford
16. Danny Glover
17. Casey Kasem
18. Sally Kirkland
19. Oliver Stone
20. Sheryl Crowe
21. Michael Moore
22. Harry Belafonte
23. Jane Fonda
24. Tim Robbins
25. Kevin Spacey
26. Steven Earle
27. Gillian Anderson
28. Kim Basinger
29. Ed Begley, Jr.
30. Jackson Browne
31. (REM)Peter Buck and Michael Stipe
32. Diahann Carroll
33. Don Cheadle
34. Jill Clayburgh
35. Peter Coyote
36. Lindsay Crouse
37. Matt Damon
38. Vincent DOnofrio
39. David Duchovny
40. Olympia Dukakis
41. Charles S. Dutton
42. Hector Elizondo
43. Cary Elwes
44. Mia Farrow
45. Laurence Fishburne
46. Sean Patrick Flanery
47 Bonnie Franklin
48. Jeananne Garafalo
49. Melissa Gilbert 50. Elliott Gould
51. Robert Guillaume
52. Ethan Hawke
53. Ken Howard
54. Helen Hunt
55. Anjelica Huston
56. Samuel L. Jackson
57. Jane Kaczmarek
58. Melina Kanakaredes
59. Tea Leoni
60. Wendie Malick
61. Camryn Manheim
62. Marsha Mason
63. Richard Masur
64. Dave Matthews
65. Esai Morales
66. Ed O'Neill
67. Chris Noth
68. Alexandra Paul
69. CCH Pounder
70. Bonnie Raitt
71. Carl Reiner
72. Tony Shalhoub
73. Gloria Steinem
74. Marcia Strassman
75. Loretta Swit
76. Studs Terkel
77. Lily Tomlin
78. Blair Underwood
79. Dennis Weaver
80. Bradley Whitford
81. James Whitmore
82. Alfre Woodard
83. Noah Wyle
84. Moby
85. Robert Redford
86. Kathleen Turner
87. Joan Cusak
88. Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream
89. Dustin Hoffman
100 posted on
02/07/2003 6:24:09 PM PST by
ATOMIC_PUNK
(An American Fellowship of Freedom loving Conservatives)
To: jonalvy44
Support a sin tax on movie tickets to help ameliorate the damage that Hollywood and the entertainment industry has done to young minds. It goes along well with all the other nutty sin taxes that Hollywood Leftists are supporting.
101 posted on
02/07/2003 6:43:54 PM PST by
Eva
To: jonalvy44
Ossie Davis
Yoko Ono
James Rosenquist
Marisa Tomei,
Peter Yarrow (from Peter Paul and Mary)
Howard Zinn
www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,868907,00.html
In Britain stars trying to mobilise celebrity interest in publicising the anti-war moment are meeting reluctance. Among those actors who have put their heads above the parapet to call for peace are Mark Rylance, Julia Sawalha, Stephen Fry, Roger Allum and Saffron Burrows. The artist Sam Taylor-Wood and the writers Harold Pinter and Will Self have also taken part in anti-war events. From the world of film, directors Ken Loach, Antonia Bird, Terry Gilliam and Michael Winterbottom have spoken out, as have business figures Richard Branson and Anita Roddick. But stars of the music scene have proved wary - with the notable exceptions of Nitin Sawhney and Brian Eno - despite the fact that Damon Albarn from Blur and Robert Del Naja from Massive Attack are key players in the movement on this side of the Atlantic.
105 posted on
02/07/2003 8:07:20 PM PST by
mandingo republican
(more creeps to update list - British ones too)
To: jonalvy44
Somebody should take full page ads in one or two of the New York and LA newspapers saying something like this.... ATTENTION! ALL CELEBRITIES WHO HAVE NOT YET MADE PUBLIC THEIR OPINION ON THE WAR AND THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION!
DON'T!!!
We the people of this great country do not want to boycott your movies. We like seeing you on the big and small screen. What we will not tolerate, however, is your blithering, idiotic and uninformed comments concerning our President and the possibility of America defending herself against unprevoked attacks. We don't care what your politics are or how you vote, but you must stop using your vocations as a political soapbox. You're risking your careers and future income.
Sincerely -- All Americans who love their country and support their troops.
To: jonalvy44
Add David Cross, co-star of the "Mr. Show" on HBO (which I don't have so I have not seen the show), to the list.
He was on Carson Daly's Late Night TV show last night and Daly asked about comments of his disdain for Bush that he has included in the liner notes to his new "comedy" CD.
Cross elaborated how much he hated Bush and that he was positive he was "the worst President ever".
When Daly asked Cross what he had thought of Clinton, Cross replied "I didn't really think about him that much when he was President, but now, I love him more than ever."
To: jonalvy44
Bump
To: jonalvy44
Not Al Bundy!!!!! Nooooooooo....
To: jonalvy44
James Whitmore is on this list?? The same guy who's played Harry Truman, and starred in WWII era movies is a lib??
He must be about 90 years old by now -- maybe he's heavily medicated at some Hollywood nursing home and isn't quite all there...
151 posted on
02/08/2003 7:51:07 PM PST by
F16Fighter
(The Republic is already at war at home with the anti-America party -- the Democrats.)
To: jonalvy44; All
Updated list, alpha
Affleck, Ben
Altman, Robert
Anderson, Gillian
Asner, Ed
Baldwin, Alex
Basinger, Kim
Begley, Ed, Jr
Belafonte, Harry
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream
Brosnan, Pierce
Browne, Jackson
Carroll, Diahann
Cheadle, Don
Clayburgh, Jill
Clennon, David
Clooney, George
Coyote, Peter
Cross, David
Crouse, Lindsay
Crow, Sheryl
Cusack, Joan
Cusack, John
Daly, Tyne
Damon, Matt
Danson, Ted
Dave Matthews (Band)
Davis, Ossie
Diaz, Cameron
D'Onofrio, Vincent
Duchovny, David
Dukakis, Olympia
Dutton, Charles S.
Earle, Steven
Elizondo, Hector
Elwes, Cary
Farrell, Mike
Farrow, Mia
Fishburne, Laurence
Flanery, Sean Patrick
Fonda, Jane
Franklin, Bonnie
Garafalo, Janeane
Gilbert, Melissa
Glover, Danny
Gould, Elliot
Guillaume, Robert
Harrelson, Woody
Harris, Ed
Hawke, Ethan
Hoffman, Dustin
Howard, Ken
Hunt, Helen
Huston, Angelica
Jackon, Samuel
Kaczmarek, Jane
Kanakaredes, Melina
Kasem, Casey
Kirkland, Sally
Kudrow, Lisa
Lange, Jessica
Leoni, Tea
Malick, Wendie
Manheim, Camryn
Mason, Marsha
Masur, Richard
Matthews, Dave
Moby
Moore, Michael
Morales, Esai
Mortensen, Viggo
Noth, Chris
O'Neill, Ed
Ono, Yoko
Oprah
Paul, Alexandra
Penn, Sean
Pounder, C.C.H.
Raitt, Bonnie
Redford, Robert
Reiner, Carl
Reiner, Rob
REM
Robbins, Tim
Roberts, Eric
Roberts, Julia
Rosenquist, James
Sarandon, Susan
Shalhoub, Tony
Sheen, Martin
Spacey, Kevin
Steinem, Gloria
Stone, Oliver
Strassman, Marcia
Streisand, Barbra
Swit, Loretta
Terkel, Studs
Tomei, Marisa
Tomlin, Lily
Turner, Kathleen
Underwood, Blair
Weaver, Dennis
Whitford, Bradley
Whitmore, James
Woodard, Alfre
Wyle, Noah
Yarrow, Peter of P, P & Mary)
Zinn, Howard
155 posted on
02/08/2003 8:47:11 PM PST by
goodnesswins
(Thank the Military for your freedom and security....and thank a Rich person for jobs.)
To: jonalvy44
Most of these people haven't performed for decades. It's hard to find their body of work even in 99 cent bins.
To: jonalvy44
Send em to Iraq. They're more comfortable with evil and defend it vigoriously. IN the meantime, nuke mecca. Such an evil religion. Nah, it's doesn't mean "peace"; it means "submit" or else.
170 posted on
02/09/2003 10:23:00 AM PST by
nmh
To: jonalvy44
Didn't Danny Glover do a bunch of flicks with Mel Gibson? What then?
To: jonalvy44
My ten-year-old son has to do a report on a famous, living, Black American for Black History Month. His teacher, a black thirty something male who keeps "Famous Black American" posters up on the walls of his classroom year 'round, was encouraging them to pick entertainers. They are supposed to do the report as a series of "certificates" denoting the subjects achievements through their life.
First my son wanted to do Lawrence Fishburn (because of the Matrix). Then he wanted to Samuel L. Jackson (because of Star Wars). This morning he brought up Bill Cosby. I have suggested Collin Powell, Condi Rice, or Clarence Thomas. My son says that while Sec. Powell is mentioned (barely) on one of those "posters," none of others on my list have even been mentioned in class.
Talk about indoctrination...
To: jonalvy44
Anyone catch J. Garafolo try to defend her anti-war stance on Fox last night? It was on "The Big Show." It was hysterical watching her try to justify her position.
Aparently, her greatest credential is having a satellie dish to tune into current events. Yeah, I'm sure she's exploring views other than those espoused by the liberal media.
Watching objectively, you can see the liberal mind in action... It's all about feelings and assumptions that everyone can just get along. Truly, no one wants a war, but we live in a world of facts- Iraq is led by an evil ruler that sponsors terrorism and is trying to develop WMD. He must be stopped. Period.
To: jonalvy44
The usual suspects, eh?
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