Sean Penn is making a Jan 6 movie

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Sean Penn slammed for 'wokemaxxing' by directing January 6 movie

Negotiations are underway for a globally famous name to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

www.dailymail.com

Sean Penn now stands accused of 'wokemaxxing,' over news he is writing and directing a movie about US Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

Negotiations are underway for Bradley Cooper to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

In 2022, Penn made waves by unexpectedly attending one of the congressional hearings about January 6 and sitting amongst Capitol Police.

He was glimpsed speaking to Michael Fanone, a cop who had previously testified that he was beaten and tased by a mob during the storming of the Capitol, in an assault so brutal he suffered a heart attack, a traumatic brain injury and a concussion.

Insiders would not disclose whether Fanone - who bears a distinct physical similarity to Cooper - is the policeman profiled in Penn's movie, per Deadline.

As word of the film spread, fans poured scorn on the idea, with one X user snorting: 'Guaranteed to suck and tank, but these retards will still throw money at it to keep the “insurrection” mythology alive.'

Invoking Penn's character in the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, that X user added: 'It’s been downhill for Jeff Spicoli since high school if we’re being honest.'

Penn is developing his new picture at Warner Bros, the studio behind One Battle After Another, which netted him his third acting Oscar this March.

When news of the January 6 movie broke, one X user wrote that the project was in the works 'because they gave him an award for what was easily the worst performance of anyone last year. He’ll be wokemaxxing for decades now.'

'Who else is starring in it Jane Fonda? Sitting on an Anti aircraft gun firing at the White House,' joked another, in reference to the 1972 'Hanoi Jane' scandal over Fonda being pictured in a North Vietnamese antiaircraft gun used against US servicemen.

Some took a dim view of the film's financial prospects, with one writing: 'It’ll do well-ish in three or four big blue cities and be a dud everywhere else,' as another said: 'And it will bomb. Because Hollywood is no longer relevant. Go woke, go broke.'

'He can’t make a movie about all the leftist violence, it never ends,' one X user sighed, although One Battle After Another was a gentle satire of leftist militancy.

Meanwhile another online commentator felt able to rest assured: 'The movie is already D.O.A. Now, it's just a question of how much money it would lose.'

Principal photography is expected to begin in the middle of next year in order to accommodate Cooper's work on an Oceans prequel co-starring Margot Robbie.

The January 6 movie's plotline is said to involve an unexpected friendship, and to follow the main character's journey to becoming a figure who is regarded in some quarters as an American hero, sources told Deadline.

Fanone, a former Trump supporter who spent 20 years as a policeman, wrote a New York Times bestselling memoir about January 6 called Hold the Line.

Penn is no stranger to the grand political gesture, having taken several trips to wartime Ukraine and posed for photos with its president Volodymyr Zelensky, to whom he gave one of his Oscars, quipping that it could be 'melted down to bullets.'

When he won his latest Academy Award this March, he was absent from the ceremony because he was once again traveling to Ukraine, where he met with Zelensky and toured the war-ravaged Donetsk oblast in the east.

Kieran Culkin, who was presenting the Oscar, announced: 'Sean Penn couldn't be here this evening - or didn't want to - so I'll be accepting the award on his behalf.'

News of Penn's latest foray into politics comes after he set off an online furor by bringing up the Holocaust unprompted while inveighing against selfies.

'People should not do selfies ever with anyone. It’s bad for you; it’s bad for everyone. It’s a soul-sucker,' he said in an onstage interview, via Variety. 'It’s the Holocaust grandmother and her six-year-old paraplegic wheeling over? It’s a hard no.'

Social media users took immediate offense, with one fulminating on X: 'No surprise from the biggest dirtbag in Hollywood,' as another snapped: 'He really is an insufferable a**hole… @SouthPark needs another episode dedicated just to this.'

Penn has directed several films, beginning with the 1991 crime drama The Indian Runner, an adaptation of Bruce Springsteen's song Highway Patrolman starring Viggo Mortensen, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper and Charles Bronson.

More recent efforts include the 2021 drama Flag Day, starring Penn with his daughter Dylan, 35, and a 2023 documentary profile of Zelensky called Superpower.

Comment:
Oh brother, it is one bad movie after another from Hollywood.
These far left hate movies are a no sale with mainstream Americans.
I want to see a movie made about the murder of the unarmed voting rights protester Ashli Babbitt.
We can guarantee you that any movie made by Sean Penn will just be dishonest far left hate mongering.
Jan 6 was essentially a voting rights protest.
I thought that the Left was for voting rights.
It was turned into a riot by the 274 FBI people who were there.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Here is a picture of the policeman who the movie is about.

 

[MarathonMike]

LOL here comes "All The President's Men v2.0". Another Hollywood production painting the picture THEY WANT YOU TO SEE, not the reality of what happened. But that's what happens when a political party controls the US "Entertainment Industry".

 

[Zincwarrior]

Sean Penn now stands accused of 'wokemaxxing,' over news he is writing and directing a movie about US Capitol riot on January 6, 2021

I need to drink six cups of coffee just to stay awake. How does one wokemax?

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

The first reports by the Left Wing Media said that 5 policemen were killed, and it was a lie.
There were no policemen killed

 

[August West]

Sean Penn slammed for 'wokemaxxing' by directing January 6 movie

Negotiations are underway for a globally famous name to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

www.dailymail.com

Sean Penn now stands accused of 'wokemaxxing,' over news he is writing and directing a movie about US Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

Negotiations are underway for Bradley Cooper to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

In 2022, Penn made waves by unexpectedly attending one of the congressional hearings about January 6 and sitting amongst Capitol Police.

He was glimpsed speaking to Michael Fanone, a cop who had previously testified that he was beaten and tased by a mob during the storming of the Capitol, in an assault so brutal he suffered a heart attack, a traumatic brain injury and a concussion.

Insiders would not disclose whether Fanone - who bears a distinct physical similarity to Cooper - is the policeman profiled in Penn's movie, per Deadline.

As word of the film spread, fans poured scorn on the idea, with one X user snorting: 'Guaranteed to suck and tank, but these retards will still throw money at it to keep the “insurrection” mythology alive.'

Invoking Penn's character in the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, that X user added: 'It’s been downhill for Jeff Spicoli since high school if we’re being honest.'

Penn is developing his new picture at Warner Bros, the studio behind One Battle After Another, which netted him his third acting Oscar this March.

When news of the January 6 movie broke, one X user wrote that the project was in the works 'because they gave him an award for what was easily the worst performance of anyone last year. He’ll be wokemaxxing for decades now.'

'Who else is starring in it Jane Fonda? Sitting on an Anti aircraft gun firing at the White House,' joked another, in reference to the 1972 'Hanoi Jane' scandal over Fonda being pictured in a North Vietnamese antiaircraft gun used against US servicemen.

Some took a dim view of the film's financial prospects, with one writing: 'It’ll do well-ish in three or four big blue cities and be a dud everywhere else,' as another said: 'And it will bomb. Because Hollywood is no longer relevant. Go woke, go broke.'

'He can’t make a movie about all the leftist violence, it never ends,' one X user sighed, although One Battle After Another was a gentle satire of leftist militancy.

Meanwhile another online commentator felt able to rest assured: 'The movie is already D.O.A. Now, it's just a question of how much money it would lose.'

Principal photography is expected to begin in the middle of next year in order to accommodate Cooper's work on an Oceans prequel co-starring Margot Robbie.

The January 6 movie's plotline is said to involve an unexpected friendship, and to follow the main character's journey to becoming a figure who is regarded in some quarters as an American hero, sources told Deadline.

Fanone, a former Trump supporter who spent 20 years as a policeman, wrote a New York Times bestselling memoir about January 6 called Hold the Line.

Penn is no stranger to the grand political gesture, having taken several trips to wartime Ukraine and posed for photos with its president Volodymyr Zelensky, to whom he gave one of his Oscars, quipping that it could be 'melted down to bullets.'

When he won his latest Academy Award this March, he was absent from the ceremony because he was once again traveling to Ukraine, where he met with Zelensky and toured the war-ravaged Donetsk oblast in the east.

Kieran Culkin, who was presenting the Oscar, announced: 'Sean Penn couldn't be here this evening - or didn't want to - so I'll be accepting the award on his behalf.'

News of Penn's latest foray into politics comes after he set off an online furor by bringing up the Holocaust unprompted while inveighing against selfies.

'People should not do selfies ever with anyone. It’s bad for you; it’s bad for everyone. It’s a soul-sucker,' he said in an onstage interview, via Variety. 'It’s the Holocaust grandmother and her six-year-old paraplegic wheeling over? It’s a hard no.'

Social media users took immediate offense, with one fulminating on X: 'No surprise from the biggest dirtbag in Hollywood,' as another snapped: 'He really is an insufferable a**hole… @SouthPark needs another episode dedicated just to this.'

Penn has directed several films, beginning with the 1991 crime drama The Indian Runner, an adaptation of Bruce Springsteen's song Highway Patrolman starring Viggo Mortensen, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper and Charles Bronson.

More recent efforts include the 2021 drama Flag Day, starring Penn with his daughter Dylan, 35, and a 2023 documentary profile of Zelensky called Superpower.

Comment:
Oh brother, it is one bad movie after another from Hollywood.
These far left hate movies are a no sale with mainstream Americans.
I want to see a movie made about the murder of the unarmed voting rights protester Ashli Babbitt.
We can guarantee you that any movie made by Sean Penn will just be dishonest far left hate mongering.
Jan 6 was essentially a voting rights protest.
I thought that the Left was for voting rights.
It was turned into a riot by the 274 FBI people who were there.

Of course, they were there because that`s their job. Why would they want to start a riot and get beat up and where is your evidence that it was the FBI who turned it into a riot?

 

[shockedcanadian]

Sean Penn slammed for 'wokemaxxing' by directing January 6 movie

Negotiations are underway for a globally famous name to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

www.dailymail.com

Sean Penn now stands accused of 'wokemaxxing,' over news he is writing and directing a movie about US Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

Negotiations are underway for Bradley Cooper to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

In 2022, Penn made waves by unexpectedly attending one of the congressional hearings about January 6 and sitting amongst Capitol Police.

He was glimpsed speaking to Michael Fanone, a cop who had previously testified that he was beaten and tased by a mob during the storming of the Capitol, in an assault so brutal he suffered a heart attack, a traumatic brain injury and a concussion.

Insiders would not disclose whether Fanone - who bears a distinct physical similarity to Cooper - is the policeman profiled in Penn's movie, per Deadline.

As word of the film spread, fans poured scorn on the idea, with one X user snorting: 'Guaranteed to suck and tank, but these retards will still throw money at it to keep the “insurrection” mythology alive.'

Invoking Penn's character in the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, that X user added: 'It’s been downhill for Jeff Spicoli since high school if we’re being honest.'

Penn is developing his new picture at Warner Bros, the studio behind One Battle After Another, which netted him his third acting Oscar this March.

When news of the January 6 movie broke, one X user wrote that the project was in the works 'because they gave him an award for what was easily the worst performance of anyone last year. He’ll be wokemaxxing for decades now.'

'Who else is starring in it Jane Fonda? Sitting on an Anti aircraft gun firing at the White House,' joked another, in reference to the 1972 'Hanoi Jane' scandal over Fonda being pictured in a North Vietnamese antiaircraft gun used against US servicemen.

Some took a dim view of the film's financial prospects, with one writing: 'It’ll do well-ish in three or four big blue cities and be a dud everywhere else,' as another said: 'And it will bomb. Because Hollywood is no longer relevant. Go woke, go broke.'

'He can’t make a movie about all the leftist violence, it never ends,' one X user sighed, although One Battle After Another was a gentle satire of leftist militancy.

Meanwhile another online commentator felt able to rest assured: 'The movie is already D.O.A. Now, it's just a question of how much money it would lose.'

Principal photography is expected to begin in the middle of next year in order to accommodate Cooper's work on an Oceans prequel co-starring Margot Robbie.

The January 6 movie's plotline is said to involve an unexpected friendship, and to follow the main character's journey to becoming a figure who is regarded in some quarters as an American hero, sources told Deadline.

Fanone, a former Trump supporter who spent 20 years as a policeman, wrote a New York Times bestselling memoir about January 6 called Hold the Line.

Penn is no stranger to the grand political gesture, having taken several trips to wartime Ukraine and posed for photos with its president Volodymyr Zelensky, to whom he gave one of his Oscars, quipping that it could be 'melted down to bullets.'

When he won his latest Academy Award this March, he was absent from the ceremony because he was once again traveling to Ukraine, where he met with Zelensky and toured the war-ravaged Donetsk oblast in the east.

Kieran Culkin, who was presenting the Oscar, announced: 'Sean Penn couldn't be here this evening - or didn't want to - so I'll be accepting the award on his behalf.'

News of Penn's latest foray into politics comes after he set off an online furor by bringing up the Holocaust unprompted while inveighing against selfies.

'People should not do selfies ever with anyone. It’s bad for you; it’s bad for everyone. It’s a soul-sucker,' he said in an onstage interview, via Variety. 'It’s the Holocaust grandmother and her six-year-old paraplegic wheeling over? It’s a hard no.'

Social media users took immediate offense, with one fulminating on X: 'No surprise from the biggest dirtbag in Hollywood,' as another snapped: 'He really is an insufferable a**hole… @SouthPark needs another episode dedicated just to this.'

Penn has directed several films, beginning with the 1991 crime drama The Indian Runner, an adaptation of Bruce Springsteen's song Highway Patrolman starring Viggo Mortensen, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper and Charles Bronson.

More recent efforts include the 2021 drama Flag Day, starring Penn with his daughter Dylan, 35, and a 2023 documentary profile of Zelensky called Superpower.

Comment:
Oh brother, it is one bad movie after another from Hollywood.
These far left hate movies are a no sale with mainstream Americans.
I want to see a movie made about the murder of the unarmed voting rights protester Ashli Babbitt.
We can guarantee you that any movie made by Sean Penn will just be dishonest far left hate mongering.
Jan 6 was essentially a voting rights protest.
I thought that the Left was for voting rights.
It was turned into a riot by the 274 FBI people who were there.

What an edgy rebel.

He peaked during Fast Times at Ridgemount High. He was probably, what 18 or 19? lol

 

[Dogmaphobe]

I'm so happy that Sean Penn is finally making a movie about a group of unfocused tourists milling about idly, taking pictures and drinking Nancy's beer.

 

[1srelluc]

Yeah, everyone can relate to a cop with neck tats.

 

[MarcATL]

This oughta be good.

 

[petro]

Why doesn't Penn make a movie about the hundreds of Mpls police officers that were assaulted by mostly peaceful protesters during the St. Floyd Summer of Love riots?

 

[skye]

Sean Penn is so predictable....so to the left... boring Penn.

 

[HeyNorm]

Sean Penn slammed for 'wokemaxxing' by directing January 6 movie

Negotiations are underway for a globally famous name to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

www.dailymail.com

Sean Penn now stands accused of 'wokemaxxing,' over news he is writing and directing a movie about US Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

Negotiations are underway for Bradley Cooper to star as a real-life policeman whose identity remains undisclosed, but who is said to be involved with the project.

In 2022, Penn made waves by unexpectedly attending one of the congressional hearings about January 6 and sitting amongst Capitol Police.

He was glimpsed speaking to Michael Fanone, a cop who had previously testified that he was beaten and tased by a mob during the storming of the Capitol, in an assault so brutal he suffered a heart attack, a traumatic brain injury and a concussion.

Insiders would not disclose whether Fanone - who bears a distinct physical similarity to Cooper - is the policeman profiled in Penn's movie, per Deadline.

As word of the film spread, fans poured scorn on the idea, with one X user snorting: 'Guaranteed to suck and tank, but these retards will still throw money at it to keep the “insurrection” mythology alive.'

Invoking Penn's character in the 1982 film Fast Times at Ridgemont High, that X user added: 'It’s been downhill for Jeff Spicoli since high school if we’re being honest.'

Penn is developing his new picture at Warner Bros, the studio behind One Battle After Another, which netted him his third acting Oscar this March.

When news of the January 6 movie broke, one X user wrote that the project was in the works 'because they gave him an award for what was easily the worst performance of anyone last year. He’ll be wokemaxxing for decades now.'

'Who else is starring in it Jane Fonda? Sitting on an Anti aircraft gun firing at the White House,' joked another, in reference to the 1972 'Hanoi Jane' scandal over Fonda being pictured in a North Vietnamese antiaircraft gun used against US servicemen.

Some took a dim view of the film's financial prospects, with one writing: 'It’ll do well-ish in three or four big blue cities and be a dud everywhere else,' as another said: 'And it will bomb. Because Hollywood is no longer relevant. Go woke, go broke.'

'He can’t make a movie about all the leftist violence, it never ends,' one X user sighed, although One Battle After Another was a gentle satire of leftist militancy.

Meanwhile another online commentator felt able to rest assured: 'The movie is already D.O.A. Now, it's just a question of how much money it would lose.'

Principal photography is expected to begin in the middle of next year in order to accommodate Cooper's work on an Oceans prequel co-starring Margot Robbie.

The January 6 movie's plotline is said to involve an unexpected friendship, and to follow the main character's journey to becoming a figure who is regarded in some quarters as an American hero, sources told Deadline.

Fanone, a former Trump supporter who spent 20 years as a policeman, wrote a New York Times bestselling memoir about January 6 called Hold the Line.

Penn is no stranger to the grand political gesture, having taken several trips to wartime Ukraine and posed for photos with its president Volodymyr Zelensky, to whom he gave one of his Oscars, quipping that it could be 'melted down to bullets.'

When he won his latest Academy Award this March, he was absent from the ceremony because he was once again traveling to Ukraine, where he met with Zelensky and toured the war-ravaged Donetsk oblast in the east.

Kieran Culkin, who was presenting the Oscar, announced: 'Sean Penn couldn't be here this evening - or didn't want to - so I'll be accepting the award on his behalf.'

News of Penn's latest foray into politics comes after he set off an online furor by bringing up the Holocaust unprompted while inveighing against selfies.

'People should not do selfies ever with anyone. It’s bad for you; it’s bad for everyone. It’s a soul-sucker,' he said in an onstage interview, via Variety. 'It’s the Holocaust grandmother and her six-year-old paraplegic wheeling over? It’s a hard no.'

Social media users took immediate offense, with one fulminating on X: 'No surprise from the biggest dirtbag in Hollywood,' as another snapped: 'He really is an insufferable a**hole… @SouthPark needs another episode dedicated just to this.'

Penn has directed several films, beginning with the 1991 crime drama The Indian Runner, an adaptation of Bruce Springsteen's song Highway Patrolman starring Viggo Mortensen, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper and Charles Bronson.

More recent efforts include the 2021 drama Flag Day, starring Penn with his daughter Dylan, 35, and a 2023 documentary profile of Zelensky called Superpower.

Comment:
Oh brother, it is one bad movie after another from Hollywood.
These far left hate movies are a no sale with mainstream Americans.
I want to see a movie made about the murder of the unarmed voting rights protester Ashli Babbitt.
We can guarantee you that any movie made by Sean Penn will just be dishonest far left hate mongering.
Jan 6 was essentially a voting rights protest.
I thought that the Left was for voting rights.
It was turned into a riot by the 274 FBI people who were there.

Anyone can make a fiction movie.

So?

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Penn is a very annoying person.

 

[22lcidw]

The man has made many movies that very few people will want to see. Going to Ukraine was a red flag. What is the situation with Ukraine. We now know that the Oscars are a joke and political.

 

[Anarchy666]

You know for all the hate that billionaires get, it is mainly multimillionaire Hollywood celebrities that have been pissing me off these past few years...