Christian Bale takes Hollywood to a new low, thanking 'Satan' in his Golden Globe award speech

[The Purge]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Further proof Hollyweird is a cesspool.

Pedos, immorality, and Satanists.

Say that sounds like the demoquacks

 

[Pilot1]

A bunch of drug addicted, mentally ill narcissists with personality disorders, and character flaws. I would not trust most actors, entertainers, or "celebrities" to watch my pet goldfish.

 

[Faun]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

How was he wrong?

 

[Moonglow]

How could he thank God? He doesn't watch TV....

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

Christian Bale is the greatest actor in the world! Undoubtedly!
So his flippant remark about Satan, made tongue in cheek, doesn't rile me up.
It's much ado about nothing.

 

[Moonglow]

A bunch of drug addicted, mentally ill narcissists with personality disorders, and character flaws. I would not trust most actors, entertainers, or "celebrities" to watch my pet goldfish.

I know we have one for president.

 

[Wry Catcher]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

Q. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

A. If Satin was a fallen angle, one must consider seeking inspiration from another source.

In Trump's case, Hitler's callous disregard for millions of women, children and men is, if not in degree, surely in term of his policies, would inspire the evil necessary to portray Trump's alter ego.

 

[depotoo]

Christian Bale is the greatest actor in the world! Undoubtedly!
So his flippant remark about Satan, made tongue in cheek, doesn't rile me up.
It's much ado about nothing.

It was stupid.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Christian Bale is the greatest actor in the world! Undoubtedly!
So his flippant remark about Satan, made tongue in cheek, doesn't rile me up.
It's much ado about nothing.

It was stupid.

Oh come on, Bales thought himself clever and funny.

 

[Moonglow]

Christian Bale is the greatest actor in the world! Undoubtedly!
So his flippant remark about Satan, made tongue in cheek, doesn't rile me up.
It's much ado about nothing.

It was stupid.

As stupid as praying to a God, his son and his Ma..

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

It was stupid.

Okay. Your comment is acknowledged.

 

[The Purge]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

How was he wrong?

So YOU think Dick Cheney is SATAN!!!....LITTLE Baby Deer has completely lost whatever mind he had!

 

[The Purge]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

Q. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

A. If Satin was a fallen angle, one must consider seeking inspiration from another source.

In Trump's case, Hitler's callous disregard for millions of women, children and men is, if not in degree, surely in term of his policies, would inspire the evil necessary to portray Trump's alter ego.

Oh, my, the American Communists hypocrisy and lies are getting MORE DESPERATE!

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Hollywood has to thank Satan for much of the crap they produce.

 

[aaronleland]

Christian Bale is the greatest actor in the world! Undoubtedly!
So his flippant remark about Satan, made tongue in cheek, doesn't rile me up.
It's much ado about nothing.

"Evil" Dick Cheney has been an ongoing joke since the Bush administration. I seriously doubt the OP is actually as outraged as they pretend to be.

 

[deanrd]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

Wait a second. You complain about Christian Bale but then you post this?

I definitely think we have a "t@rd" alert.

You don't even get to use one of these:

 

[2aguy]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

They all appreciate him on the left.......saul alinsky dedicated his Rules For Radicals to him....

 

[deanrd]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

They all appreciate him on the left.......saul alinsky dedicated his Rules For Radicals to him....

Have you ever Read the Saul Alinsky rules? Read the GOP playbook.

Rules for Radicals Quotes by Saul D. Alinsky

It's like Alinsky knew Trump was going to be president. Tell me this isn't Donald Trump:

To the questioner, nothing is sacred.
He is challenging, insulting, agitating, discrediting. He stirs unrest.”

 

[The Purge]

Well the Hildebeast still has a BIG PROBLEM, with the one she worships!!!

Actor Christian Bale, in his Golden Globe award acceptance speech, decided to thank "Satan" in his acknowledgments, apparently for inspiring his portrayal of former vice president Dick Cheney in the movie Vice, as the Hollywood chi-chi crowd cheered.

According to a report in Variety:



Christian Bale had one unconventional figure to thank in his acceptance speech after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for "Vice" at Sunday night's Golden Globes.



"Thank you to Satan for giving me inspiration for playing this role," he said about his character of Dick Cheney in the political satire.



Given that Satan amounts to absolute evil, it's evidence he re-created a cartoon character, not a living, breathing human he might have disagreed with on the political front. After all, wouldn't a normal actor study Cheney to portray Cheney, assuming he wanted to do it credibly? Bale says he preferred the devil. He wasn't interested in being credible. Think I will pass on this movie, given that I now know how the sausage was made. Bale has given us too much information.



It just goes to show the contempt he feels for his audience in his crude, non-understanding, and openly admitted inspiration.



It also shows that he wanted his speech to be political – to take a shot at Cheney and spread the cultural message that Cheney, one of the principled and most popular members of the Bush administration, is a distorted monster.



If Satan was whom he imitated for Cheney, it signals he's shot his creative wad. Whom would he turn to for inspiration in portraying Donald Trump?

Read more at americanthinker.com .

Wait a second. You complain about Christian Bale but then you post this?

I definitely think we have a "t@rd" alert.

You don't even get to use one of these:

Apparently your IQ is so low that you don't see SATAN SPITING The Hildebeast with a hue election loss and the svumbag actor BELIEVONG SATAN helped him.....please child, have an adult check your posts before looking like the complete ass you are!