Things are starting to change. Slowly but surely. Every man who speaks out about his abuse is one more voice to add to the chorus. We need to be better when it comes to encouraging men to share their stories. Our culture is so obsessed with this outdated idea of manliness.

Almost no one had a big role there, he was arguably the best and most engaging character.

I wouldn’t recommend it. He was great, but his part was much too small to justify watching the rest of the show.

He was in Trust. Not a big role, but good to see him again.

“It was just a joke” being the defense of sexual harassers and neo-nazis everywhere is really quite atrocious, particularly because losing our sense of humour is a potential problem when trying to enforce moral positions, and the assholes using “just a joke!” as a defense are making that harder—-and of course are the…

Hey yesterday I punched a pregnant lady in the face, but it’s okay because I said I was just intending it as a joke.

I watched Blast from the Past in a hotel a few months ago, and couldn’t believe how endearing he was. He really does come across as a great guy in every interview I’ve seen or read, and would probably be one of my favorite actors, if he took on different projects. He was also the only good, compelling part of the last…

The HFPA has always been a joke but it’s now clear that it’s an especially sick one.

1990 — Alice 

Sure, in the same way that Ed Gein’s victims ceased to be his victims as soon as they became his pajamas...

So......... I assume anybody who defends Woody Allen has a stepdaughter that they’re just dying to try out, right?

Oh yeah, and he also married his daughter.

He also married his other step-daughter so...

Just saying

Ah yes! Never being accused of harassing a coworker DOES mean you’re the #1 supporter of MeToo/Time’s Up! As everyone knows, Not Harvey Weinstein = Feminism’s Great Living Saint. Keep lowerin’ that bar for yourselves, white dudes!