Dolphin Tale Producer States About Morgan Freemans Anti-Tea Party Remarks: I Don't Accept Is As True Affected Even A Dollar!

Between now and also the 2012 presidential election, Hollywood filmmakers is going to be putunder much more scrutiny for each political statement they create.The most recent twist is whetherthe movie moguls think politically open stars shouldn’t be cast because 50% of the nation who disagree using their sights won’t come out in the box office to determine their photos. The most recent example is Morgan Freeman who on Fridaywent on CNN’s Piers Morgan Tonight and deniedhe’d provided narration for any Tea Party-supported Republican candidate’s attack ad last November. Then your Oscar champion blasted theTea Party, calling their aggressive ambitions “racist” for his or her opposition to Leader Obama.”Their mentioned policy, openly mentioned, would be to do whatever needs doing to ensure that Obama only serves one term,” Freeman stated. “What underlines that? ‘Screw the nation. We’re likely to whatever we are able to to obtain this black guy out of here.’” Freeman stated the Tea Party agenda”just shows the weak, dark, bottom of America” and added, “We’re said to be much better than that.” The timing couldn’t happen to be worse for Alcon Entertainment and Warner Bros as well as their Dolphin Tale starring Freeman. Immediately, the web full of media chatter that Freeman’s claims would hurt Dolphin Tale in the box office a few days ago because itfeatured him conspicuously within the movie trailer and TV adsaimed in the American heartland.So today I requested Alcon Entertainment co-founder Andrew Kosove whether he thoughtthe Freeman ruckus had hurt the pic a few days ago. (Kosove had expected it to win this area office derby but itfinished No. 3 having a solid $20.2M): We're obviously delighted (and humbled) because it would be a very unusual movie to greenlight within this era….an active action family drama. It had been a “throwback” to another amount of time in Hollywood when family films were built with a completely different composition from today. So far as Morgan, I don’t have to be “off the record”. (I'm not really an “off the record” type of guy). I don't accept is as true affected Dolphin Tale‘s gross by even a dollar! I don't share Morgan’s view and don't believe this type of harsh partianship by either finish of politcal spectrum is useful during these very hard occasions. Nevertheless, as an individual who has some libertarian viewpoints myself, I STRONGLY have confidence in Morgan’s to express whatever values he's on any subject. We're a totally free country….thankfully!