FOX NEWS HOST BILL O'REILLY DECLARES 'WAR' ON GEORGE CLOONEY

NY Post ^ | Wednesday January 22, 2003 | Liz Smith

[lorrainer]

Honorable Mention: Someone said about george the cowardly: "Class skips a generation."
I wish I could remember who said it...

[lorrainer]

Thanks.

[Elkiejg]

When asked for a comment about the Clooney tirade, a Heston spokesperson said............ "Sometimes class skips a generation."

BEAUTIFUL!!! Let's see, that could also apply to Clintons, McAwful, all RATS, all Hollyweirds, NYSlimes editors and reporters, ABCNBCCBSCNNMSNBC............. the list goes on and on!!

[Las Vegas Dave]

"Sometimes class skips a generation." (Applies to MOST of hollywood.)

BUMPS for NRA President Heston (My other president!)

[ewing]

Ouch, I bet that stung Clooney!

[blondee123]

Sorry, but this picture is more than I can take at this hour of the morning; looks like she'd like to crawl under his big desk! Ewwww....

[blondee123]

Clooneys career is right up there with Sean (saddam) Penns!

[Search4Truth]

The Compassionate Left

[SpinyNorman]

Fox News Bill O Reilly has declared war on actor/director George Clooney over the latters sarcastic remark about Charlton Heston and his suffering from Alzheimers.

Normally, I would advise Bill not to "enter a battle of wits with an unarmed man," but Clooney the Clown needs a little "cutting down to size."

BTW, yes, Omega Man was great, but it should be noted that it was a remake of a movie starring the late great Vincent Price called "The Last Man on Earth."

[Vic3O3]

Good! Let's hope O'Reilly takes him down a couple notches.

[Quilla]

"Sometimes class skips a generation."

O Brother, you can say that again.

[Clovis_Skeptic]

George Clooney is a looney!

Movies are movies, actors are actors, and why do they even have the opportunity to make these statements. Why do we have to suffer their ignorance, and be expected to regard their personal opinions as pertinent?

I detest Baba Striesand, Alec Baldwin, Meryl Steep, Julia Roberts (the list goes on and on), yet I have no problem watching the movies they have made.

It's like the Southern Baptists wanting all to boycott Disneyland; well if you boycott one company/product, where do you draw the line. You could probably come up with a reason to boycott most companies/products.

BTW...have you seen this movie? Clooney is great in this!

[ifhult45]

It sounds like Clooney's comments were really off-base. I'm glad that someone in the media is man enough to call him out on it. Way to go, Bill!! Can you imagine the softballs that Larry King would throw him?

[subterfuge]

Yeah, I tried watching that crap. Didn't make it through.
Ever notice that in all that guy's movies, the man's face is on the screen about 95% of the time?

[MissAmericanPie]

I heard something today on talk radio that certainly sheds some light on why Hollyweird is so leftist.

Only 30% of the profits from movies comes from the USofA. A full 70% of their profits comes from overseas, France, Germany, other leftist nations. Explains alot doesn't it.

[riri]

looks like she'd like to crawl under his big desk!

And he looks pretty sickened by the thought. What does that say about ol' Babs-the Toon isn't known for being too selective.

[Xenalyte]

With the exception of From Dusk Till Dawn, a superb (and underrated) vampire flick partly written by Quentin Tarantino (who's also in it). It's very worth watching, although I must warn you, it's almost as loud as The Matrix.

On a related note, I give props to Tarantino for having the courage to play unlikable characters in his own films. Most writer/directors who appear in their own creations tend to glorify themselves, or at least pretty themselves up a great deal. QT does neither.

And he writes AMAZING dialogue.