Producer Paul Zaentz, nephew of the late Saul Zaentz, who co -produced with Michael Douglas the drama of Miloš Formaire We flew over the cuckoo neststrongly criticized American president Donald Trump during an appearance during the 59th edition of the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) in the Czech Republic on Saturday.
Appearing in front of a projection of a newly restored version of the classic of 1975, which only became the second film to win the five main price categories of the Academy – Best Picture (Douglas and Zaentz), the best director (Forman), the best actor (Jack Nicholson), the best actress (Louise Fletcher) and the best suitable screen (Lawrence Hauben and Bo Goldman) called Cuckoo nest “A film on rebellion” and financial support struck poor policies and other Trump.
“It’s ironic that … Cuckoo nest Was honored here on his 50th birthday, and I am afraid that the brilliant Ken Kesey book could be prohibited in the United States, “he said in the comments made for a few minutes before Douglas appeared on stage to a huge ovation.
Zaentz continued: “Yesterday July 4, the Malin Narcissist, a budding dictator who occupies the White House, signed a bill that was adopted by his cruel and heartless followers to make the rich wealthy and take care of food and health to the people who need it – a very sad July 4 for the United States.” The remark has drawn the applause from the auditorium filled with JAM of the Czech Festival.
The producer concluded by asking people outside the United States of patience. “Don’t give up America,” said Zaentz. “We will overcome the totally corrupt, morally bankrupt, betrayal and his friends and his servants. I am sure that Miloš would suit me that Trump is a task on my country, and his presidency will be considered the greatest moral failure in the history of the United States.”
