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Clint Eastwood squinted like Dirty Harry Tuesday night as he took aim at Michael Moore. "Michael Moore and I actually have a lot in common - we both appreciate living in a country where there's free expression," Eastwood told the star-dotted crowd attending the National Board of Review awards dinner at Tavern on the Green, where Eastwood picked up a Special Filmmaking Achievement prize for "Million Dollar Baby." Then, the Republican-leaning actor/director advised the lefty filmmaker: "But, Michael, if you ever show up at my front door with a camera - I'll kill you." The audience erupted in laughter, and...

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The AMC channel is running a great documentary called "Republicans In Hollywood". It was filmed by a "Registered Democrat" but was very fair and very well done.Keep your eyes out for it.

The man at the Christmas tree tent in Malibu kept winking at me and nodding when no one else was looking. I smiled and kept looking at the trees. (In Malibu, we Jews have Christmas trees.) Finally, he motioned to me to come over to is table. He cupped his hand over his mouth and took my hand. "We won," he said. "We won." I knew exactly what he meant. "You can talk about it," I said. "This is America." "Yes, but it's also Malibu and I don't want people yelling at me." A few minutes later, I was grabbing...

10. Moguls start fielding story pitches from Jerry Falwell. 9. Will rename Rodeo Drive Wal-Mart Place. 8. Put out statement that Joe McCarthy was not a bad guy after all. 7. Reissuing Ten Commandments film. 6. It's official: Michael Moore no longer welcome at A-list parties. 5. Building chapels in every major studio. 4. Twentieth Century Fox's new logo: Christ on the cross. 3. Each studio will tithe 20% of its earnings to the Republican Party. 2. Sent memo to all major directors: cleavage is out. 1. Urgent notice to studio guards: Keep Whoppi Goldberg off the lot.

According to Newsmax.com, who are America’s 25 Best Stars? Any conservative who wants to vote at the box office for conservative minded actors, and against the liberal Hollywood liberals, here is a list of actors to support: Mel Gibson – what really happened to this megastar when he dared to produce “The Passion of the Christ.”  Tom Selleck – why he has not been afraid of standing up for Ronald Reagan, even when it wasn’t in vogue.  James Woods – he turned his back on Hollywood’s peaceniks to stand up for the war on terror.  Patricia Heaton – a crusader for...

Hollywood Republicans: Fact or Ficton? By Steve Ryfle Patricia Heaton was having dinner and conversation with a few Hollywood friends when the subject of politics came up. When the "Everybody Loves Raymond" star said she's voting for George W. Bush, the chatter turned to awkward silence. "You'd think I'd crapped in the middle of the table," the Emmy-winning actress says in "Rated R: Republicans in Hollywood," a documentary that premiered recently on AMC-TV. Hollywood has always been a liberal town, a Democratic stronghold. Over the decades there have been few openly conservative celebrities. John Wayne, Charlton Heston and Frank Sinatra...

Danny Aiello Joan Allen Scott Baio Adam Baldwin Stephen Baldwin James Belushi Tom Berenger Ernest Borgnine Bruce Boxleitner, though his wife, Melissa Gilbert, is a Democrat. Lara Flynn Boyle, admits to being a "Democrat by blood," but says, "I'm 100 percent for Bush." Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (Olsen twins) Wilford Brimley Morgan Brittany Delta Burke Dean Cain Kirk Cameron Drew Carey Nancy Cartwright Dana Carvey Emma Caulfield James Caviezel

Just heard on Laura Ingrahms show that hollywood producer David Zucker has admitted he is a republican and will be voting for Bush. He is known for the movies Airplane, naked gun, kentucky fried movie, baseketball, and top secret all classics that I am sure other freepers like me enjoy.

Acting legend turned salad-dressing entrepreneur Paul Newman ponied up $50,000 to help elect John Kerry. "Bourne Supremacy" pretty boy Matt Damon gave $25,000, and "Titanic" heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio tossed in $2,000 to shake up the White House. Across the aisle, boxing promoter and fright-haired ex-con Don King forked over $44,500 to rehire President Bush. "Frasier" brainiac Kelsey Grammer salted in $4,000, while martial-arts brawniac Chuck Norris kicked in $2,000 to keep Dubya in office four more years. From Times Square to Tinseltown, America's celebrities are voting with one of their greatest assets — their wallets. They're funding concert tours, voter-registration...

Dr. Hfuhruhurr On The LIBERTY FILM FESTIVAL In LA And Being A Republican In Hollywood!! Hi, everyone. "Moriarty" here with some Rumblings From The Lab... I love this article. I love this article as much as I love any article I’ve ever published on AICN. To me, this is the whole point of running a website. Publishing reactions from film fans that aren’t the same as my own, and giving someone a chance to make their case. Dr. Hfuhruhurr is one of my favorite guys in LA, and this article took guts to write. I’m pleased to present it, and...

The Right StuffIn Hollywood, a Film Festival That's Rated GOPBy William BoothWashington Post Staff WriterMonday, October 4, 2004; Page C01 -- snip --Billed as the first conservative film festival in Hollywood, the three-day affair showcased comic shorts, one about the "ultimate minority" in Tinseltown ("Greg Wolfe: Republican Jew"), an epic homage to Ronald Reagan and his battle against Soviet communism ("In the Face of Evil") and a snappy doc on tart-tongued commentator Ann Coulter ("Is It True What They Say About Ann?"), in which Coulter signs the T-shirt of a leftie college student with the words "Have fun in Guantanamo!"...

Team America, World Police. Putting the "F" Back in "Freedom"

I don't know if anybody else watches Tough Crowd but it's a actually pretty balanced. The host Colin Quinn has said numerous times that he's gonna vote for Bush and won't let liberals get away with crap on his show. Sure it's kinda crude sometimes but it's surprising to see somebody on TV who has the same opinions I do (bet he doesn't last too much longer)

THE AMC PROJECT: RATED R: REPUBLICANS IN HOLLYWOOD Deserved or not, Hollywood has a left-wing reputation. But could Hollywood be more conservative than we think? This is the question award-winning documentary filmmaker and former Democratic speechwriter Jesse Moss tries to answer in this special AMC Project. He examines recent phenomena, such as Arnold Schwarzenegger's election to California's highest office, Mel Gibson's unapologetically Christian hit The Passion of The Christ, and the debates over "patriotism" spawned by the war in Iraq. Tune in and find out if Hollywood is primed for a right-wing resurgence. Tuesday, September 14 at 10PM ET/PT.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - President Bush (news - web sites) is quick to criticize Hollywood values and Hollywood is quick to bash the president, but Republicans in the country's liberal filmmaking capital say they no longer feel like an endangered species. With action movie hero Arnold Schwarzenegger (news - web sites) now starring as California's Republican governor, several top stars declaring party allegiance and a new generation of young Republicans filling film industry jobs, some conservatives say it is finally safe to come out of the political closet. But they are quick to add there still can be some testy...

THE AMC PROJECT: RATED R: REPUBLICANS IN HOLLYWOOD Deserved or not, Hollywood has a left-wing reputation. But could Hollywood be more conservative than we think? This is the question award-winning documentary filmmaker and former Democratic speechwriter Jesse Moss tries to answer in this special AMC Project. He examines recent phenomena, such as Arnold Schwarzenegger's election to California's highest office, Mel Gibson's unapologetically Christian hit The Passion of The Christ, and the debates over "patriotism" spawned by the war in Iraq. Tune in and find out if Hollywood is primed for a right-wing resurgence. Tuesday, September 14 at 10PM ET/PT.

...Well, I'll be a monkey's uncle - there are Republicans all over the darn place, reports a new documentary premiering tonight on AMC... Given all the vitriol that has been spewed lately by the Bush-hating lefties in support of John Kerry, the views held by the interviewees in "Rated R" come as gusts of fresh air, as when Heaton describes the reaction at a Beverly Hills dinner party when she announced she and her husband both voted for President Bush. "Literally," laughs Heaton, "you would have thought I had crapped in the middle of the table!"

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Talk about provocative titles: This one comes up in the newish series "The AMC Project" and is called "Rated 'R': Republicans in Hollywood." Is there such an animal in ferociously Democratic Hollywood? Are there any dodo birds left around? Unicorns? AMC thinks there are some of those Republican animals around (hidden in closets?), and so does documentarian Jesse Moss, who did Democratic activism and now has been commissioned to find these elusive beasts. Moss works low budget and hangs around these scenes for his mission, but to little good effect, though he has some chats...

THE AMC PROJECT: RATED R: REPUBLICANS IN HOLLYWOOD Deserved or not, Hollywood has a left-wing reputation. But could Hollywood be more conservative than we think? This is the question award-winning documentary filmmaker and former Democratic speechwriter Jesse Moss tries to answer in this special AMC Project. He examines recent phenomena, such as Arnold Schwarzenegger's election to California's highest office, Mel Gibson's unapologetically Christian hit The Passion of The Christ, and the debates over "patriotism" spawned by the war in Iraq. Tune in and find out if Hollywood is primed for a right-wing resurgence. Tuesday, September 14 at 10PM ET/PT. Susan...