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September 24, 2004
Signs of Diversity in Hollywood
—Michael Medved
"Fahrenheit 9/11" may not inspire Americans to vote against Bush, but it's already inspired direct action from Hollywood conservatives--who've displayed new energy in response to the leftist onslaught by Michael Moore and his colleagues.
Two conservative film festivals--the American Film Renaissance in Dallas and the upcoming Liberty Film Festival in LA--feature dozens of provocative releases. A TV special on AMC called "Rated R: Republicans in Hollywood" highlighted the new outspokenness of industry conservatives.
And now a documentary from an Emmy award-winning producer heads into to theatres, called "Celsius 41.11--The Temperature at Which the Brain Begins to Die," taking direct aim at Michael Moore--and John Kerry.
I'm proud to be part of all these projects--as keynote speaker for the two film festivals, and on-air commentator for the two movies. Hollywood conservatives can't yet compete with leftists in commercial clout or flamboyant extremism, but we're beginning to show that creativity isn't a liberal monopoly.
Michael Medved is the host of The Michael Medved Show.
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