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| − | [[Tom Hanks]] is an American actor, starring in such films as ''[[Forrest Gump]]'' and the gay agenda setting drama ''[[Philadelphia]]''. Hanks has a well-documented [[liberal bias]], despite starring in several films by anti-Catholic director [[Ron Howard]]. In January 2009, Hanks publically stated his displeasure with the [[Christian]] religious [[Mormon]]s for their support of [[Prop 8]] <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,480167,00.html Fox News]</ref>, ironically labeling them "un-American" for voicing their convictions, yet not looking at what that says about himself and his ''own'' voiced convictions. | + | [[Tom Hanks]] is an American actor, starring in such films as ''[[Forrest Gump]]'' and the gay agenda setting drama ''[[Philadelphia]]''. Hanks has a well-documented [[liberal bias]], despite starring in several films by anti-Catholic director [[Ron Howard]]. In January 2009, Hanks publically stated his displeasure with the [[Christian]] religious [[Mormon]]s for their support of [[Prop 8]] <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,480167,00.html Fox News]</ref>, ironically labeling them "un-American" for voicing their convictions, yet not looking at what that says about himself and his ''own'' voiced convictions. A week later, he apologized for his remarks. <ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2009/01/23/tom-hanks-apologizes-calling-mormon-supporters-proposition-american/]</ref> |
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Revision as of 21:33, January 28, 2010
Tom Hanks is an American actor, starring in such films as Forrest Gump and the gay agenda setting drama Philadelphia. Hanks has a well-documented liberal bias, despite starring in several films by anti-Catholic director Ron Howard. In January 2009, Hanks publically stated his displeasure with the Christian religious Mormons for their support of Prop 8 [1], ironically labeling them "un-American" for voicing their convictions, yet not looking at what that says about himself and his own voiced convictions. A week later, he apologized for his remarks. [2]