Many years ago, I recall a film that poked fun at sports media in part by having its main character report on a game by watching it on TV rather than in person. No one apparently knew the difference.
At least that reporter watched the game before writing about it.
As Karen wrote earlier, The Cabot Theater in Massachusetts has spent the last couple of days apologizing profusely for comments made by actor Richard Dreyfuss at a screening/retrospective of Jaws. During the event, Dreyfuss began to weigh in on some hot-button topics: trans ideology, #MeToo, diversity mandates, and civics education. Apparently, the only topic on which Massachusetts’ citizenry can stomach debate is, ironically, civics education.
So what did Dreyfuss say that created such outrage?
Well, that is an interesting question. Interesting, that is, to most people but apparently not The Hollywood Reporter. THR…
