Recently, Quentin Tarantino, known for his outspoken opinions, sparked controversy due to his harsh statements towards dozens of actors.
Now, George Clooney applauds the famous director for his statements.
“I have a great affinity [for actors]And I don’t enjoy watching people being mean to actors. By the way, Paul Dano, Owen Wilson, and Matthew Lillard, I would be honored to work with these actors.
The actor made the remarks during the Movies for Grownups AARP Awards, where he won the Best Actor award for his Netflix film. Jay Kelly.
George also added: “We live in a time of cruelty, we don’t need to add to it,” adding: “Thank you for this. It’s going to be a long, tough couple of years, but we’ll all get through it together.”
The backlash against Quentin is beginning to show Bret Easton Ellis Podcast last year. In the interview, he criticized Paul Dano’s performance There will be blood.
“[Dano] Weak sauce, man. She is the weak sister. “He is a weak, weak, uninteresting man,” the director said.
However, he did not stop there. Pulp fiction The director also took aim at Owen Wilson, saying, “It’s weird that I can’t really stand Owen Wilson. I mean I can’t stand him.”
Additionally, Matthew Lillard was also on his radar during his podcast conversation. “I don’t care about Matthew Lillard.”