Rob Schneider

What happened was the greatest filmmakers – ended up in America because there was World War I, and people, obviously filmmaking couldn't happen during a war, and World War II. So you had really the safety for creative, whether it was Billy Wilder coming over here from Hungary. You had these, the greatest filmmakers, their escape and the place... to create was Hollywood.

What happened was the greatest filmmakers – ended up in America because there was World War I, and people, obviously filmmaking couldn't happen during a war, and World War II. So you had really the safety for creative, whether it was Billy Wilder coming over here from Hungary. You had these, the greatest filmmakers, their escape and the place... to create was Hollywood.

And so that's what happened. So, but you had, so this was everything. We had it all.

And so that's what happened. So, but you had, so this was everything. We had it all.

And so that's what happened. So, but you had, so this was everything. We had it all.

And then what happened was they started making these decisions, even when you just, all you have to do is go back and look at to a couple of years ago, the decision, you cannot win an Academy Award unless you have 40% LBGTQ, unless you have people, a certain percentage of color, the crew is this, and here's what you never hear.

And then what happened was they started making these decisions, even when you just, all you have to do is go back and look at to a couple of years ago, the decision, you cannot win an Academy Award unless you have 40% LBGTQ, unless you have people, a certain percentage of color, the crew is this, and here's what you never hear.

And then what happened was they started making these decisions, even when you just, all you have to do is go back and look at to a couple of years ago, the decision, you cannot win an Academy Award unless you have 40% LBGTQ, unless you have people, a certain percentage of color, the crew is this, and here's what you never hear.

from a 14-year-old, which is, those are the people who go see more movies than anybody else. Let's go see that new movie this week. I hear it's got 20% LBGTQ trans, and the Boom guy was Native American. Yeah, right. So you became this identity politics and this kind of, this other thing became more important than the actual craft itself. And that got into the bottom line. I mean, it really did.

from a 14-year-old, which is, those are the people who go see more movies than anybody else. Let's go see that new movie this week. I hear it's got 20% LBGTQ trans, and the Boom guy was Native American. Yeah, right. So you became this identity politics and this kind of, this other thing became more important than the actual craft itself. And that got into the bottom line. I mean, it really did.

from a 14-year-old, which is, those are the people who go see more movies than anybody else. Let's go see that new movie this week. I hear it's got 20% LBGTQ trans, and the Boom guy was Native American. Yeah, right. So you became this identity politics and this kind of, this other thing became more important than the actual craft itself. And that got into the bottom line. I mean, it really did.

It affected people to where people don't want to go.

It affected people to where people don't want to go.

It affected people to where people don't want to go.

Yeah, thank God for that. Because greed is self-correcting.

Yeah, thank God for that. Because greed is self-correcting.

Yeah, thank God for that. Because greed is self-correcting.

We could find a place where we can agree on something that's beneficial to both of us.

We could find a place where we can agree on something that's beneficial to both of us.

We could find a place where we can agree on something that's beneficial to both of us.