Film Industry

2024 film The Brutalist: Alien sad-sack forgettable Jewish actor fronting for alien ugly forgettable Jewish architecture — truly the stuff of which great films are made. If there were no architectural connection to the word “Brutalist,” what an even more appropriate word it …

Sally Field first achieved notoriety in 1965 by starring in Jewish-owned (Leonard Goldenson) ABC-TV’s series Gidget, a moronic teen-beach-bunny comedy, followed by the even more moronic Flying Nun (1967; also on ABC). by John I. Johnson EARLY IN 2023, Sally Field famously apologized for…

Judd Apatow Some of the images in this film overview are disturbing and should not be viewed by children or sensitive persons. by Ryan Cavallius What the Jews did and do (and cannot but do) is a consequence of what they are — and of what they remain even when they turn their backs on Jewish tradition…

Lipman THE LATEST politically correct row in the acting profession has come from an unexpected quarter. In issue 96 of H&D, a professional actor and longstanding racial nationalist using the pseudonym ‘Jack Antonio’ wrote about the insidious development of colour-blind casting in an article…

Helen Mirren (above left) portraying notorious Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir (above right). Jewish actress Maureen Lipman has objected to a non-Jewess being cast in this role. CONTROVERSIAL Anglo-Jewish actress and Zionist propagandist Maureen Lipman has ignited a row over ‘integrated casting’…

A golden sculpture of Jewish film mogul and abuser of White women Harvey Weinstein on his infamous casting couch, suggestively holding an Oscar, appeared on the streets of Hollywood a few days before the 90th Academy Awards on March 4, 2018. Some of the abuse depicted in this article may be too shocking…

The 1956 premiere of playwright Tennessee Williams’ anti-Southern film Baby Doll. by Andrew Hamilton SOUTHERN playwright Tennessee Williams, “a descendant of hardy East Tennessee pioneer stock,” is considered, together with Irish American Eugene O’Neill, and Jewish Arthur Miller, to…

by Rainer Chlodwig von K. LAST YEAR, Shout! Factory rereleased Philip Kaufman’s 1978 Invasion of the Body Snatchers remake through its Scream Factory label. Included on the stacked Blu-ray are interview extras imported from the 2007 MGM DVD release plus two commentaries and new interviews with…

by Andrew Hamilton I FIRST TRIED watching The Women (1939) years ago. It is the story of a happily married, upper-class Manhattan woman who lets her bitchy, backbiting, catty Park Avenue friends talk her into a divorce after her husband strays. I made it through the first few minutes before concluding…