Why Is Paramount Hiring So Many Men With Troubled Pasts? – The hiring of Max Landis is just the latest example of Paramount betting on men who have been accused of sexual misconduct
Why Is Paramount Hiring So Many Men With Troubled Pasts? – The hiring of Max Landis is just the latest example of Paramount betting on men who have been accused of sexual misconduct
i mean look at who larry ellison associates himself with. the answer is pretty obvious
Vadermaulkylo on
To be completely fair here Landis hasn’t been hired, he’s writing a competing script but the point still stands
The answer is they’re just taking a page from Ben Shapiro’s playbook. Try to appeal to right wingers by hiring people who were “cancelled”. Idk if that’s gonna last when the pendulum swings back left though.
Edit: Wrong about Landis not being fully hired. Stand by the second point though.
IDCJ1234 on
I thought Max Landis was blacklisted
Emotional_Signal7883 on
Good luck with the production insurance
nicolasb51942003 on
If that new Bayformers movie happens, they’re definitely gonna ask Shia to come back.
SanderSo47 on
Somewhere, Kevin Spacey and Bryan Singer jump in joy. They haven’t had this much hope in years to finally return to Hollywood.
lonelyboy5265 on
badolcatsyl on
The real reason is probably to save on costs. Cancelled people generally don’t get anywhere near the work their peers do, so they’d be willing to ask for much less compared to said peers.
LFMartins86 on
The same Paramount that has a blacklist of actors who are pro-Palestine.
It’s not a case of ending “cancel culture”, it’s making sure that powerful man can still get away with sexual assault.
Ftheyankeei on
They’re all willing to work for peanuts in an effort to reclaim their former glory. Paramount views it as a cost-cutting measure that conveniently aids their political and social manufacturing goals as well
LapsedVerneGagKnee on
I’m pretty sure the answer is “they’ll work for a lot less.”
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i mean look at who larry ellison associates himself with. the answer is pretty obvious
To be completely fair here Landis hasn’t been hired, he’s writing a competing script but the point still stands
The answer is they’re just taking a page from Ben Shapiro’s playbook. Try to appeal to right wingers by hiring people who were “cancelled”. Idk if that’s gonna last when the pendulum swings back left though.
Edit: Wrong about Landis not being fully hired. Stand by the second point though.
I thought Max Landis was blacklisted
Good luck with the production insurance
If that new Bayformers movie happens, they’re definitely gonna ask Shia to come back.
Somewhere, Kevin Spacey and Bryan Singer jump in joy. They haven’t had this much hope in years to finally return to Hollywood.
The real reason is probably to save on costs. Cancelled people generally don’t get anywhere near the work their peers do, so they’d be willing to ask for much less compared to said peers.
The same Paramount that has a blacklist of actors who are pro-Palestine.
It’s not a case of ending “cancel culture”, it’s making sure that powerful man can still get away with sexual assault.
They’re all willing to work for peanuts in an effort to reclaim their former glory. Paramount views it as a cost-cutting measure that conveniently aids their political and social manufacturing goals as well
I’m pretty sure the answer is “they’ll work for a lot less.”