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I’m all for TRUE victims of assault and rape of woman of all colors. I’m all for woman empowerment. But I’m seeing an ugly trend with the #METOO Movement. I see and hear obnoxious FAKE ASS feminists shoving what is THEIR obnoxious views on all genders who didn’t ASK nor want to be bullied into answering THEIR answering fake feminist #metoo question.

During a press event at the Cannes Film Festival to promote his latest film, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, director Quentin Tarantino shut down a New York Times reporter’s #MeToo inspired question.

Here’s her question:

“Quentin, you have put Margot Robbie a very talented actress, actor, in your film. She was with Leonardo in Wolf of Wallstreet, I, Tonya. This is a person with a great deal of acting talent, and yet you haven’t really given her any lines in the movie. And I wonder, I guess that was a deliberate choice on your part, and I just want to know why that was. Why we don’t hear her actually speaking very much. And, Margot I wanted you to also comment about being in the film and this part.”

The director flatly rejected her question with a simple yet stern, “Well, I just reject your hypothesis.”

Margot Robbie, in turn, did her best to answer the question in a balanced way that didn’t feed into the reporter’s loaded question.

To really show those wonderful sides of her I think could be adequately done without speaking. I did feel like I got a lot of time to explore the character even without dialogue specifically, which is an interesting thing. Because I often do look to the interaction with other characters to inform me on the character. Rarely do I get an opportunity to spend so much time on my own as a character. Going through a day to day, existence. That was actually an interesting thing for me to do as an actor. I really appreciated the exercise. And I felt that I could deliver want I wanted to on screen.”

“Like I said earlier, I always look into the character and what the character is supposed to serve to the story. I think the moments that I got on screen gave an opportunity to honor Sharon and the likeness. I don’t think it was intended to delve deeper then, like Brad also mentioned, I think the tragedy ultimately was the loss of innocence.

Once Upon A Time in Hollywood will be released on July 26th.

Via https://boundingintocomics.com/2019/05/22/once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-director-quentin-tarantino-shuts-down-new-york-times-reporter/