Hollywood “Jews” is derogatory selective identification of a specific race of people - there are plenty of others in hollywood who have degraded it into a cesspool. So when you become an adult, then you can come and talk.
Shoe fits?
Small Wiki Sample:
Jim Abrahams, parody director
J.J. Abrams, writer and director
Woody Allen (1935–) Yiddish speaking Academy Award-winning film director, writer, actor, and comedian and musician[23]
Judd Apatow (1968–) screenwriter, television/film producer[59]
Alan Arkin (1934–) Academy Award-nominated film actor, director[23][43]
Jack Arnold, director
Darren Aronofsky (1969–) film director, screenwriter and producer[48]
George Axelrod, director, producer and screenwriter
Ralph Bakshi, Israeli-born animation film director, screenwriter, and animator.
Bob Balaban, director and producer
Richard Benjamin (1938–) actor/film director[23]
Andrew Bergman, director
Edward Bernds, director of Three Stooges and Blondie films
Curtis Bernhardt, German-born director and producer
Peter Bogdanovich, director (Jewish mother)
Zach Braff (1975–) television and film actor, director, screenwriter, and producer[60][61]
Kevin Bright, director, screenwriter, and executive producer
James L. Brooks, Oscar-winning director, writer, producer
Mel Brooks, director, writer, actor, producer, composer, lyricist, and stand-up comedian
Richard Brooks, director
Edward Cahn, director of Our Gang from 1939–1943
William Castle, director
Larry Clark, independent film director, writer, producer, and photographer.
Ethan & Joel Coen (AKA the Coen brothers) directors, screenwriters & producers
Rob Cohen, director, producer
Ricardo Cortez, director and actor; brother of Stanley Cortez
David Cronenberg, film maker, director, screenwriter, and actor.
George Cukor, Oscar-winning director.
Michael Curtiz, Oscar-winning director.
Paul Czinner, Hungarian-born director.
Jules Dassin, director
Larry David, Emmy-winning writer, director, comedian, actor, producer, co-creator of Seinfeld and creator of Curb Your Enthusiasm
Andrew Davis, director
Cecil B. DeMille, Academy Award-winning film director and producer[62]
Maya Deren, director
Henri Diamant-Berger, French-born director, producer and screenwriter
Stanley Donen, legendary film director and choreographer.
Richard Elfman, director
Nora Ephron, acclaimed film director, producer, screenwriter, novelist, journalist, author.
Douglas Fairbanks (real name Douglas Ullman), film director, screenwriter, actor, and producer.
Max Fleischer, animator, director, producer, inventor, and a major pioneer in the development of the animated cartoon who served as the head of Fleischer Studios..
Richard Fleischer, director; son of animator Max Fleischer
Victor Fleming, legendary Oscar-winning film director, cinematographer, and producer.
Isaac Florentine, director
Miloš Forman film director, screenwriter, actor and professor.
Carl Foreman, director, producer and screenwriter
William Friedkin, Oscar-winning director, screenwriter, producer.
Samuel Fuller, director
Lee Grant (1927–) Academy Award-winning theater, film and television actress, and film director[23]
Christopher Guest (1948–) Lord Haden-Guest, actor, writer, director, composer, musician, and founding Spinal Tap member[63][64]
Charles Guggenheim, Oscar-winning documentary director
Todd Haynes, director
Amy Heckerling, director and screenwriter
Peter Hyams, director
Spike Jonze, (real name Adam Spiegel), director and producer of film, television, and music videos
Garson Kanin, director, screenwriter and playwright
Lawrence Kasdan, director
Jeffrey Katzenberg (1950–) film producer, director and co-founder of DreamWorks SKG[65]
Philip Kaufman, director, screenwriter
Tony Kaye, director of films, music videos and documentaries, who directed the much praised film American History X
Irvin Kershner, film director
Zalman King, director
Harmony Korine, independent film director, screenwriter, producer
Henry Koster, director
Stanley Kramer, director[66]
Stanley Kubrick, legendary film director, screenwriter, producer, photographer of films
John Landis (1950–) movie actor, director, writer, and producer[67]
Fritz Lang, film director, screenwriter, and producer
Norman Lear, creator, head screenwriter and producer
Mimi Leder, director
Mervyn LeRoy, legendary Oscar-winning director, screenwriter, and producer
Richard Lester, director
Barry Levinson, Oscar-winning director
Shuki Levy, singer-songwriter, composer, television writer, director, and executive producer
Jerry Lewis (1926–) comedian, singer, actor, film director, writer, film producer, and humanitarian[23]
Anatole Litvak, Russian-born director
Siegmund Lubin, director
Ernst Lubitsch, director
Sidney Lumet, director
Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Oscar-winning director
Tom Mankiewicz, director and screenwriter; son of Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Daniel Mann, director
Michael Mann, legendary film director, screenwriter, producer[68]
Stuart Margolin, director and actor
Elaine May, director, actress and screenwriter
Paul Mazursky (1930–) director, producer and actor[69]
Albert & David Maysles, documentary filmmakers
Sam Mendes, filmmaker, director, producer
Nancy Meyers, director, screenwriter
Lewis Milestone, Oscar-winning director
Bennett Miller, Oscar-nominated director (”Capote”)
Sam Newfield, TV & film director
Mike Nichols (1931–) Emmy, Grammy, Tony and Academy Award-winning film and stage director[23]
Leonard Nimoy, film director, actor, writer, singer, songwriter, poet, and photographer
Ken Olin (1954–) actor, director and producer[70]
Marcel Ophüls, director; son of director Max Ophüls
Richard Oswald, German-born director and producer
Alan J. Pakula, Oscar-winning director, producer
Arthur Penn, director
Leo Penn, director
Abraham Polonsky, director
Sydney Pollack, Oscar-winning director, actor, producer
Otto Preminger, director
Sam Raimi, director
Harold Ramis, director, writer, producer, actor
Irving Rapper (1898–1999) British-born film director[71]
Brett Ratner, director
Carl Reiner, director and actor; father of Rob Reiner
Rob Reiner (1947–) actor, director, producer, writer, political and anti-tobacco activist; son of Carl Reiner
Ron Rifkin (1939–) actor, director[70]
Martin Ritt, director
Jay Roach, director
Jerome Robbins, Oscar-winning director, and one of the most innovative and influential choreographers and filmmakers in history
Herbert Ross, director
Robert Rossen, director, screenwriter
Eli Roth (1972–) film actor, director, producer and writer[72]
Joe Roth, director, producer and executive
Joel Schumacher, director (Jewish mother)
Sam Seder (1966–) actor, comedian, writer, producer, director[56]
Susan Seidelman, director
Adam Shankman, director, choreographer
George Sidney (1916–2002) American film director, known for MGM films[23]
Don Siegel, director
Bryan Singer, director and producer
Robert Siodmak, German-born director
Todd Solondz, director
Barry Sonnenfeld, director[73]
Steven Spielberg, Oscar-winning director, screenwriter, producer
Josef von Sternberg, Austrian-born director (The Blue Angel)
Oliver Stone, Oscar-winning film director and screenwriter
Paul Strand, documentary director
Erich von Stroheim, film director, pro-auteur, and actor of the silent age as well as the later eras.
James Toback, director, screenwriter and producer
Edgar G. Ulmer, director
Chris Weitz and Paul Weitz, director brothers best known for American Pie
Billy Wilder, Oscar-winning director, screenwriter, and producer, whose career spanned more than 50 years and 60 films
Irwin Winkler, director
Robert Wise, film director, producer, sound effects editor, film editor. Wise’s working period spanned the 1930s to the 1990s.
Frederick Wiseman, documentary director
William Wyler, Oscar-winning director
Boaz Yakin, director
Fred Zinnemann, Austrian-born Oscar-winning director
David Zucker & Jerry Zucker (1950–) parody directors, producers[74]
Edward Zwick, director, producer
Terry Zwigoff, director
Pssst, a tribe maybe, not a race.