George Clooney Hits Out At Donald Trump For His Hollywood Elite Comment
Hollywood hunk, George Clooney has lashed out at President Donald Trump about his on and off rants about Hollywood stars. While promoting his new film "Suburbicon", said that Trump keeps talking about Hollywood stars, according to a report by Evening Standard.
He mentioned that he used to sell insurance door to door and sold ladies shoes and pointing towards Trump he said that this guy takes a dump in a gold toilet himself, makes a joke of himself by making such statements.
He added that liberals from the entertainment industry whom Trump always terms as "Coastal elite", largely come from America's Midwest heartland and shifted to Hollywood for a better career. Slamming the President he said,"Hollywood elite? I don't have a star on Hollywood Boulevard. Donald Trump has a star on Hollywood Boulevard! F--- you!".
The Movie star was promoting his new film "Suburbicon", a satire on race relations starring Matt Damon. Not sparing evenTrump's former chief strategist, Steve Bannon - who has been held responsible for the administration's appeal to the alt-right, called him a "pussy". He spoke about Bannon being a "wannabe writer" who could just about do anything in the world to have his script made in Hollywood.
Clooney seemed to be outraged and hit out on Hillary Clinton, whom he had endorsed during the presidential election and hosted fundraisers at home. He said that she could be more qualified than her husband but somehow could not communicate things properly and when she gave a speech, it was not powerful enough.
Earlier Trump had called Oscar-winning talented actress Meryl Streep 'overrated'. Streep had given a hard-hitting response to this and said that the current administration could serve as a valuable wake-up call."If we live through this precarious moment . . . if his catastrophic instinct to retaliate doesn't lead us to nuclear winter, we have much to thank this president for, because he will have woken us up to how fragile freedom really is', she had said.
