George Clooney associates hatred and anger with PM Viktor Orbán
George Clooney seems to draw inspiration for his films from political news, at least that is what he alluded to in an interview when he talked about his latest film. In an interview with GQ magazine’s YouTube channel, the actor and director talks about the most memorable roles of his career, and at the end, he mentions the film The Midnight Sky, of which he is also the director and the protagonist. This is where Viktor Orbán and Bolsonaro came into the picture.
The video was discovered by 444 in the Hungarian press. The film, which will in principle be released on Netflix in late December, is a somewhat post-apocalyptic sci-fi starring George Clooney, a scientist alone in the North Pole, who has to warn a team of astronauts about something very catastrophic. All of this will take place in the not-so-distant future, in the year 2049. Towards the end of the 35-minute interview (after 30 minutes), Clooney talks about how
the mood of the film was determined by how much anger and hatred everyone experienced around the world. “We weren’t in the middle of a pandemic when it happened, but there were still all these other elements, these elements of how much hate and anger were sort of all of us experiencing at this moment in our history, all over the world. Go to Bolsonaro in Brazil, or Orban in Hungary, or look around, lots of anger and hate…”
According to him, if this characterises our world now, in 30 years, it could easily lead to a world in which the film takes place (this world is not so much known because the film has not yet been released, but it is not good, for sure).
Clooney and his wife, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, often express themselves in political matters and speak out for what can be said to be liberal. The actor had previously launched a campaign to find out who was getting rich from armed conflicts in Africa. With his wife, they welcomed refugees from Iraq to their house and provided more support for 2018 United State protests demanding tightening arms control.
In addition to George Clooney, his wife Amal Clooney also has a negative opinion about Hungary. Two years ago, when she criticised Donald Trump for his harmful rhetoric, she likened the President of the United States to autocratic regimes like North Korea or Hungary.
In this video, he also talks about his previous famous, successful films, and the iconic characters he brought to life in the films. He talks about Out of Sight; O Brother, Where Art Thou?; the Ocean’s Trilogy; Good Night, and Good Luck; Michael Clayton; The Descendants; and finally, The Midnight Sky. The interview was about GQ magazine nominating him as the 2020 Icon of the Year.
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Who cares what that imbecile Looney Clooney thinks. If he doesn’t like Orban tell him to stay somewhere he may feel more welcome, maybe South Africa or Ethiopia. Hungarians know he is a 3rd rate washed up actor that is barely able to remember his lines.
Like his friend and mentor George Soros, George Clooney feigns an interest in ‘liberal causes’ – probably because of his current marriage to ‘human rights lawyer’ Amal.
However, the latter relationship will (if one believes all the gossip) soon end – causing George C. to lose at least half of his estimated 500 million U.S. dollar fortune.
The younger “GECKO” brother will then have to rely on endorsing second-rate instant coffee products (plus a few questionable investments) to maintain his lifestyle – from ‘Dusk till Dawn’ – as one of the ‘rich and fatuous’.
By the way, George, that growth on your upper lip / lower jaw makes YOU look like a refugee from Iraq.
Clooney ,as usual for Hollywood actors, lies. Yes there is hate, it is developing in Hungary against toe globalists mandate and the EU dictatorship headed by Germany and France. The left wing media, backed by uneducated actors, are manipulated by globalist. These people are annoyed that the V4, especially Hungary and Poland refuse to accept terrorists, murderers, rapist and other criminals that flooded the EU as pseudo refugees. Of course, not all refugees/illegal aliens are criminals. Many of these people are completely illiterate, therefore they will require support for the rest of their lives. Most of the illegal aliens/refugees are young men. Their exodus is encouraged by the globalists. If these uneducated, unemployed young men leave the country, they will not start a revolution and these African countries remain under globalists control with great return of their investments. This allows globalists to continue to rape the African continent. In some media, there were published articles that 77% of the people of Hungary and Poland support the rule of law in the EU. The support of the rule of law refers to keeping illegal aliens out of the European continent. The people of Hungary and Poland democratically elected their government with overwhelming majority. The governments of these countries still have the support of the people.
No one needs, dumb actors, with little understanding, to criticize Hungary and Poland. Try the same with China or try to clean up San Francisco and L.A. of homeless population and garbage before you dare to say derogatory lies about Hungary and Poland.
Reading news comments always make me sick.
How wrong Mr Clooney is about Hungary. At best he shows ignorance, but more likely someone else put words in his mouth.
George Clooney – for some reason – feels he must dance to the music of a demented 90 year old.
Talk about “LOONEY TUNES” !