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Was Robert Mitchum the most based actor? Anonymous 03/30/20 (Mon) 21:39:57 No.2121130

>In a February 1983 Esquire interview, he made several racist, anti-Semitic and sexist statements, including, when asked if the Holocaust occurred, responded "so the Jews say."

Any other celebrities reached such heights of openness?

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Anonymous 03/30/20 (Mon) 22:35:08 No.2121132

No, racists can't be based.

My answer is LOLI actress.

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Anonymous 03/31/20 (Tue) 17:29:52 No.2121144

http://www.jta.org/1983/03/17/archive/special-to-the-jta-mitchum-says-he-is-sorry-about-the-misunderstanding-caused-by-his-interview-i

Actor Robert Mitchum says he got himself into trouble as a result of an interview in last month’s Esquire magazine because he was play-acting in “a prankish attempt” to “string along” his interviewer. Mitchum, in a lengthy interview, emerged as an anti-Semite, racist and sexist bigot.

Mitchum added that he is “truly sorry that this misunderstanding has upset so many people, especially since it is so foreign to my principle. The attendant misfortune is that it has brought me a spate of mail from people and organizations who are encouraged to believe that I share their bigotry and discrimination.”

Ironically, the interview appeared at the same time he was starring in the ABC-TV series, “The Winds of War,” in which he portrayed a U.S. official in Europe sympathetic to the plight of the Jewish people in fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. A month earlier, in January, Mitchum was an honored guest at a dinner of the American Friends of Technion at which Kirk Douglas was given an award.

no he was not based do some research

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Anonymous 03/31/20 (Tue) 19:15:58 No.2121147

>>2121144

wtf he was actually based all along!

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Anonymous 04/01/20 (Wed) 18:51:48 No.2121171

He was a great actor regardless. The Night of the Hunter and Cape Fear were some of the greatest villain performances of all time.

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Anonymous 07/20/20 (Mon) 05:09:07 No.2121638

>>2121171

Yea mane. Night of the hunter is one of the greatest films ive seen. I feel like he got a lot more villain roles because of that movie. And the og cape fear is so much better than the remake deniros attempt at the character is just no where as ominous and threatening as mitchums.

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Anonymous 07/27/20 (Mon) 23:11:10 No.2121651

Great stuff!

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