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Then no actor that has over 1 million dollars should keep acting, because everybody on Earth knows that they have nice stuff... he's just jealous.

I found his comments very odd indeed. His point concerning Tom Hanks was of course meant to say that nothing and nobody that well known can be pure in their creativity. That being true does not seperate him on inch from Tom Hanks simply because of the corporate machine that behind the very movies he acts in for a living. True artists don't promote themselves, no matter what form their art takes. I have a dear friend of many years who is a glass artist. Its really a hobby of sorts, but he gives his creations away as gifts. That is a true artist.

About the McDonalds, Starbucks comments, all I can say if he doesn't care for corporate coffee or hamburgers I suggest he stay out of those places. Or possibly instead of suggesting others throw a brick at a windwo maybe he should actually be the renegade he isn't. He can throw those bricks himself and gain celebrity status.

His quotes make him seem like a real downer!

I am not going to judge him, but it does seem odd that he is ostensibly critizing the commercialism of TV, but then writes a Screenplay for "Iron Man II", which will undoubtedly have MASS commercial appeal. I mean, they're already selling Iron Man II toys at stores, and all the happy-meals, and other cross-promotions are in the works. Seems a little hypocritical. Oh well.

And bagging out TV too. "I've never been shocked by anything on television, except the news". This guy is a real tool. And now he has an upcoming arc on Parks and Recreations. What a douche.


"It's a TV show - selling cars, cereal, soda pop. TV is like that. The shows are incidental to the commercials."

He is trying to make this deep comment on society, however there are countess shows that are exceptions to that rule - especially in this age. Worse, is that the dude is a television actor.

I don't think he's bashing tom hanks as much as he is bashing the behind the scenes look into an actors life. Which I agree with, this whole need people have to get into the personal life of a celebrity can inhibit the ability to lose said celebrity in a role. On the other statements of the bricks and what not, coming from the DC area like him I understand it(not to say I agree with it). We have national issues in our face more than the rest of the country, I mean I run into senators and congressmen on the metro. And because of such this area is very apathetic, so by the very idea of an ordinary citizen doing something in an act of their voice is refreshing. When everyone doesn't care it gets depressing. So on the other hand signs that people do care is a reminder that a voice(or action) can make a difference. He did after all say acts short of violence and killing other people. God living in DC is depressing though.

if hes such a liberal, why did he have Ironman 2 have so much conservative undertones?

cool guy,

but that douche wears a scarf... nuff said.

"Freedom?This isnt about freedom If Im gonna get my balls blown off for a word,my word is poontang"