Hollywood is getting more brave every day. Crack LA Times movie blogger Patrick Goldstein reports writer/director Billy Ray (“Breach”) has secured a deal to make a movie based on the life of GOP operative Allen Raymond, who spent time in the hoosgow for a phone jamming scandal.
I’m sure a script detailing the bareknuckle politics practiced by James Carville and co. during the ’90s, or even a movie in which Democrats cry racism whenever their candidate is mildly criticized, is mere days away from being greenlit.
The Raymond film comes on the heels of “Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story,” a rambunctious, entertaining and tilted documentary about the late GOP strategist.
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Movies about the 50s blacklist? Covers for keeping none but left views in Hollywood.
Movies past immoral Republican operatives? Covers for immoral Democratic, radical left operatives.
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