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Yes, the White House is already walking back a rant directed at the film and TV industry, and Jon Voight’s press release about how to “make Hollywood great again” was low on specifics. But is the president’s desire to help the business that once revived his career really as awful as it sounds?
The proper response to the past 24 hours in Hollywood has, for sure, been holy shit. But maybe not for the reason you might think. Amid the sea of questions about Donald Trump’s Sunday evening promise to levy a 100 percent tariff on movies “that are produced in Foreign Lands,” three things are almost certainly true:
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