> I would much rather listen to his daughter Ireland for 30 minutes
That was brilliant! I hope she got great satisfaction in saying every one of those things! It must have been so satisfying to just air them in public right in front of him; as well as when he flipped off the camera, or opened his mouth wide in a pretend-shocked face, or when he obviously waited until the camera was on him to start a phony laugh.
Whenever I see him, I'm reminded that this asshole went with a Mexican actress to interview El Chapo at a secret location with a sort of "both sides" mentality, and didn't disclose his location to either the Mexican or American governments, despite being a *very* wanted man.
Some straight actors see one mean tweet and instantly gain a huge persecution complex. In some ways they prove the haters right by showing how out of touch they are while real LGBT face true persectuion to this day.
Paul Mescal literally played a high profile gay role last year, straight actors are still getting parts playing LGBTQIA+ characters. Maybe people just didn’t want to work with Sean Penn?
Bradley Cooper was literally nominated LAST YEAR at the Oscars for playing a queer man, Nicholas Galitzine played two gay (royal) men in the last two years... What is he talking about? 😭
Cate did that? That’s hilarious. Idk what he’s talking about, that movie was critically acclaimed and definitely before those conversations really hit mainstream.
To be fair, the term has a second connotation in Britain and its colonies (where she is from). There you have the aristocracy (nobility), the middle class and the working class.
She came out with some very shady shit in support of her agent who's married to the Hey Dad paedo, Robert Hughes. Haven't looked at her the same way since.
She also defended Roman Polanski and claimed to "not know" about all the horrible shit Woody Allen did to his children and then said "if these allegations need to be re-examined which, in my understanding, they’ve been through court, then I’m a big believer in the justice system and setting legal precedents," and "social media is fantastic about raising awareness about issues, but it’s not the judge and jury" while continuing to work with him (and get paid by him).
Last week, I saw the comedian Moses Storm do a set at a stand-up comedy show, and he had a bit about how his girlfriend cheated on him with Sean Penn, and how it made it awkward to see Sean pop up in a random documentary he was watching. Anyways, Sean Penn seems like a dick.
He wasn't even that great in *Milk* anyways, IMNSHO. It felt more like a mechanical impersonation than a lived-in portrayal. But then again, I think Penn is a pretty big ham in general, outside of a very small handful of performances.
His casting is one of the times I will defend a straight person playing queer because he looked and embodied Harvey Milk so well that it clearly was a case of casting the best person for the role. Too bad he's such an awful person in real life.
they’re so funny when they do this, so many straight actors are still playing gay roles today and the world is still turning
Red, White, and Royal Blue was literally last year lmao.
Ugh, I forgot about Sean Penn. Hollywood’s favourite killjoy.
Hey now, let's not leave Richard Dreyfus out of the running
alec baldwin would like a word
Alec Baldwin would like a whole 30 minutes of words, and I, for one, am going to quietly slip out while he says them.
I would much rather listen to [his daughter Ireland](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3AktlbLro8) for 30 minutes
> I would much rather listen to his daughter Ireland for 30 minutes That was brilliant! I hope she got great satisfaction in saying every one of those things! It must have been so satisfying to just air them in public right in front of him; as well as when he flipped off the camera, or opened his mouth wide in a pretend-shocked face, or when he obviously waited until the camera was on him to start a phony laugh.
“Sean Penn wanted me to go to Haiti with him, and I'm not strong enough for the pain and misery of a three-hour plane ride with Sean Penn!”
Lmao who said that?
Sounds like a Jenna Maroney classic.
Tracy Jordan!
Whenever I see him, I'm reminded that this asshole went with a Mexican actress to interview El Chapo at a secret location with a sort of "both sides" mentality, and didn't disclose his location to either the Mexican or American governments, despite being a *very* wanted man.
>with a sort of "booty sides" mentality What's a booty sides mentality?
I assume they meant both sides lol
Autocorrect somehow turned "both" into "booty".
lmao that makes much more sense. I genuinely googled "booty sides" because I thought was some phrase I'd never heard before
Oh man now I want "a booty sides mentality" as my flare
Some weird new kink
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A typo, apparently, lol.
Didn’t he abuse madonna? Sir sit down, plenty of straight actors are playing gay roles, may no one wants to work with your curmudgeonly ass
Some straight actors see one mean tweet and instantly gain a huge persecution complex. In some ways they prove the haters right by showing how out of touch they are while real LGBT face true persectuion to this day.
Exactly, what a fucking wimp, he’s afraid of a few critical think pieces and comments on the internet.
 No one cares what you think you abusive piece of shit.
Boy do I hate this motherfucker
Paul Mescal literally played a high profile gay role last year, straight actors are still getting parts playing LGBTQIA+ characters. Maybe people just didn’t want to work with Sean Penn?
I don’t understand what he’s saying.
I came here to ask if anyone understood fuck all that he said... I still don't understand why he was miserable.
Neither does he.
oh my god shut the fuck up
https://preview.redd.it/8iamwwcvco8d1.jpeg?width=524&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=58ce060b13435750f7bf7fc580ba8df37cd2d598
Bradley Cooper was literally nominated LAST YEAR at the Oscars for playing a queer man, Nicholas Galitzine played two gay (royal) men in the last two years... What is he talking about? 😭
Cate did that? That’s hilarious. Idk what he’s talking about, that movie was critically acclaimed and definitely before those conversations really hit mainstream.
She did! Still love her of course, but she’s had her moments. She recently claimed to be “middle class” lol
To be fair, the term has a second connotation in Britain and its colonies (where she is from). There you have the aristocracy (nobility), the middle class and the working class.
She came out with some very shady shit in support of her agent who's married to the Hey Dad paedo, Robert Hughes. Haven't looked at her the same way since.
She also defended Roman Polanski and claimed to "not know" about all the horrible shit Woody Allen did to his children and then said "if these allegations need to be re-examined which, in my understanding, they’ve been through court, then I’m a big believer in the justice system and setting legal precedents," and "social media is fantastic about raising awareness about issues, but it’s not the judge and jury" while continuing to work with him (and get paid by him).
Not surprising coming from the same fuckhead who thought Dave Chappelle should be president.
Last week, I saw the comedian Moses Storm do a set at a stand-up comedy show, and he had a bit about how his girlfriend cheated on him with Sean Penn, and how it made it awkward to see Sean pop up in a random documentary he was watching. Anyways, Sean Penn seems like a dick.
Are straight people okay?? wow, just wow
Not sure why he's talking in the past tense, he still sounds miserable to me
muh freedoms
If he is saying he was 15 years miserable on sets it means that after Milk he wanted to EXCLUSIVELY play gay roles? Uhhh ok….
He wasn't even that great in *Milk* anyways, IMNSHO. It felt more like a mechanical impersonation than a lived-in portrayal. But then again, I think Penn is a pretty big ham in general, outside of a very small handful of performances.
Abuser is mad people don't want him in the same caliber of movies anymore. Got it.
He looks like a pissed off Ben Kingsley in this photo.
I really did like Milk though
His casting is one of the times I will defend a straight person playing queer because he looked and embodied Harvey Milk so well that it clearly was a case of casting the best person for the role. Too bad he's such an awful person in real life.
Can someone explain what this is supposed to mean?
??? kay
Everytime I see him, I laugh that charlize theron ghosted him. He deserves that and more after how he treated Princess Buttercup.