US EditionActress Amanda Seyfried says she's 'not f---ing apologizing' for Charlie Kirk post calling him hateful
Amanda Seyfried stands firm on her description of Charlie Kirk as hateful despite backlash, emphasizing free speech and condemning violence after his fatal shooting.
- On Wednesday, December 10, Amanda Seyfried told Who What Wear she refuses to apologize and stands by her remarks, saying she is free to have an opinion.
- Days after Kirk's Sept. 10 killing, Amanda Seyfried, actress, commented three words, `He was hateful`, under an Instagram post compiling Kirk's disparaging quotes.
- Seyfried clarified on Instagram that she can be angry about misogyny and racist rhetoric and ALSO very much agree that Charlie Kirk's murder was absolutely disturbing and deplorable in every way imaginable.
- Her remarks provoked backlash online and calls to boycott her films, with conservative critics accusing Amanda Seyfried of implying Kirk's killing was justified, which she denied while clarifying her stance.
- While on her press tour for The Testament of Ann Lee, Amanda Seyfried, actress, doubled down on her remarks and stands by her words; she also appears in The Housemaid, hitting theaters Dec. 19, while Tyler Robinson, 22, is charged and awaiting trial.
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Shortly after Charlie Kirk was shot dead at a Utah event on September 10, Amanda Seyfried wrote a message saying that “He was odious.” Mank’s actress alluded to Kirk’s political stances and her work as an ultra-right activist, a ferret Donald Trump supporter and co-founder of Turning Point USA (responsible for spreading conservative values across American universities). Something later Jimmy Kimmel saw his late night briefly cancelled for having…
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With two splashy new movies to promote, including one that could nab her a second Academy Award nomination, Amanda Seyfried might be expected to steer clear of any controversy that could alienate potential audiences. But that’s not what Seyfried is doing, as the star of the upcoming “The Housemaid” and the Oscar-buzzy “The Testament of Ann Lee” is refusing to apologize for comments she made on one of the most shocking and politically charged act…
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“I’m not f—ing apologizing for that,” screeched angry actress Amanda Seyfried, who had referred to Charlie Kirk as “hateful” after his assassination. “I mean, for f–k’s sake, I commented on one thing…. What I said was pretty damn factual, and I’m free to have an opinion.” I was alarmed and disappointed to see such guttural language from Ms. Seyfried. For this family-friendly publication, I abbreviated the f-bombs. Read them silently to yourself,…
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