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== Production struggles ==  

== Production struggles ==  

Director Tommy Wiseau sent a copy of the acclaimed film to Paramount Pictures, and they scathingly returned the copy within a week. Also, Wieseau eagerly sent his masterpiece to the Academy Awards, in the hopes that it would win in Oscar. This wonderful movie, because of the rational,  conservative values it promotes, did not win such a prestigious award.  This speaks volumes about the film industry's liberal-friendly [[Hollywood values]]. Also, the film was independently made, and the patriotic Wiseau financed the whole film himself, as he had become wealthy through the hard work and determination that our free market economy rewards generously. It's clear he did not have support from the liberal movie industry, and every one knows that liberals hate an underdog.</ref>  The Disaster Artist by Greg Sestero & Tom Bissel <ref>

Director Tommy Wiseau sent a copy of the acclaimed film to Paramount Pictures, and they scathingly returned the copy within a week. Also, Wieseau eagerly sent his masterpiece to the Academy Awards, in the hopes that it would win in Oscar. This wonderful movie, because of the rational,  conservative values it promotes, did not win such a prestigious award.  This speaks volumes about the film industry's liberal-friendly [[Hollywood values]]. Also, the film was independently made, and the patriotic Wiseau financed the whole film himself, as he had become wealthy through the hard work and determination that our free market economy rewards generously. It's clear he did not have support from the liberal movie industry, and every one knows that liberals hate an underdog.<ref>  The Disaster Artist by Greg Sestero & Tom Bissel </ref>

== Analysis ==

== Analysis ==