Terry Gilliam says that Trump’s return allows people to laugh again without fear

The veteran director and “Monty Python” Alum Terry Gilliam believed that the re -election of President Donald Trump allowed people to laugh again.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, which was published on Tuesday, the 84 -year -old director spoke about his career, the state of comedy and the future of his last project amid the changing cultural scene. When asked if he still feels that activists who did not know humor were a strangling comedy, Gilliam announced that Trump shook the environment.

“I think Trump is largely not things. He turned the world upside down,” Gilliam He said. “I don’t know if people will laugh more, but they may be less fearful of laughter.”

Gilliam blamed the activists with a “narrow and self -view point” to instill fear in the comedians over the past few years.

Comedy actor Ricky Jerefis says, “Freedom of Expression”, which is necessary for the comedy, says that any joke will offend someone.

“This is afraid of many people, and many people were very shy about telling jokes, and mocking things, because if you tell a joke, then these people say you are integrating someone. No, you find a humor in humanity!” He said.

Jilliam described how Trump’s return to power had an unintended result to obstruct his upcoming comedies, “Carnival at the end of days”, a satire of Satan trying to prevent God from eliminating humanity, which has woke up the carbonate culture.

The film was originally downloaded: “Wonderful fun for all those who enjoy committing.”

“Well, it’s in the latest movie I was working on. Because it was a satire in the past few years when things were going as it was. He turned her upside down. So he killed my film.”

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“So I dealt with it. I think Trump destroyed satire. I mean, how can you be sarcastic about what is going on in the way the world does?” He said.

He jokingly said about the inclusion of the evacuation of responsibility in the film that he puts in the so -called “Trump lost years” between 2020 and 2024.

The scenario of the film makes fun of the self -esteemed activists who feel outdated now, and it has been placed until the deadline.

“The other problem is that the text program, in some respects, is out of reach because it was spelling in the world two years ago, and Donald Trump, the carnival. He turned the world upside down – everything. We may have to re -do some of the story because it was narrowing some of the problems that we will see. For another 10 years,” he said. Director Tuesday.

Gilliam expressed his regret for the difficulties of getting the film out of the ground in increasingly cautious entertainment. We lived in a “very nervous world”. “You were not allowed to control anyone, and all CEOs lived in fear, so I started looking elsewhere.”

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Despite his recent comments on Trump, Gilliam is not a fan of the president, as he described him as “Conman” and “Fool” in an interview with 2018 with France-Bask Agency.

Gilliam has always been explicit against political righteousness and the abolition of culture that hurts comedy.

In an interview with the year 2020 with The Independent, Gilliam said it was for diversity, but he was tired of “white men are blamed on everything wrong in the world.”

“It has been very simplified, it is what I don’t like. When I announce that I am a black homosexual that goes through a transition, people take a crime in that. Why?” He joked.

In 2023, he repeated these feelings EuronoSaying people were losing their sense of humor.

((Activists) with very tasteful people, and if you do not agree with them, then you are transplants, and gay sex … No! He said at that time.

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