Beyond the debates caused by the so-called cancellation culture, and it’s not a few controversial points, the truth is that Macaulay Culkin agrees to remove Donald Trump from a scene where the tycoon appears to be talking to the child playing the actor in My poor little. angel 2, lost in New York (Chris Columbus, 1992), a film considered a classic that comes to life at every Christmas celebration in the United States.
The decision comes at a time when, on the head of the still president, a jar of disgraceful consequences is being destroyed, following the inflammatory role he played in promoting a neo-fascist invasion of the Washington Capitol.
How Trump will grab the clip of the 20th Century Fox movie promoted by thousands on social networks is hard to predict when he will face a second impeachment procedure before Congress, and besides, his treasuries have been recently. Several entities have taken against their financial domains, without forgetting that an unfortunate future in court – those allegations not lacking – awaits you around the corner.
But when you consider the narcissism that led Trump to play his own role as Trump as a successful businessman in some 13 or 14 films, it’s fair to think that the proposed celluloid cut would act like the classic drop water in half a drink, also overwhelmed by the prohibition that he continues to poison social networks with his lies and manipulations.
And all the more so when, amid requests from many, his demand to appear in My Poor Little Angel 2 for a few seconds was made public, or else he flatly refused to be filmed in the New York Plaza, a hotel owned by him. between 1988 and 1995.
In this regard, the actor Matt Damon is convincing: “The buildings of the building could not be entered until Donald Trump got the part.”
Trump has said more than once that as a young man he was very much like Elvis Presley, and that he may have developed a film career. In 1989, as a millionaire, he got his first chance at a particular role in a tape recording alongside the monumental Bo Derek, an erotic fable entitled Ghosts Can’t Do It. There he could see making faces next to the actress; she plays a young widow who, after the suicide of her old husband (Anthony Quinn), seeks sexual revenge with the best that comes her way.
Critics called the film a “cinematic horror” and Trump received two Razzie Awards nominations, charged with “awarding” the most notorious of that year’s production: Worst Supporting Actor and Worst New Star.
No one remembers that movie, or others where, like in My Poor Little Angel 2, it appeared for a few seconds, but the collective outrage that has now exploded on social networks doesn’t want it more in a story than any year-end, almost religiously, it is usually seen with joy by millions of viewers.
Macaulay Culkin, now 40 years old, after agreeing to the campaign for the Trump cut, replied to another person who told him he only eliminated him: Bravo!