Scott Baio is aware of what it’s wish to see your Hollywood profession fade to black.
The “Completely happy Days” alum says he was “cancelled” in 2017 after many years within the business. Why? He spoke on the RNC Conference on behalf of Donald Trump. His Twitter bio reads, “fortunately retired actor.”
That’s no coincidence.
So when he noticed “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Cheryl Hines attacked for daring to assist her husband it hit residence. Stated husband is Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who final month ended his presidential marketing campaign and threw his assist behind President Donald Trump.
“West Wing” star Bradley Whitford attacked her on X and The Hollywood Reporter warned she may expertise a “full-scale shunning … by the Hollywood institution.”
“I really feel dangerous for her… she shouldn’t be vilified like she is. She loves her husband. Her husband did the proper factor for him,” Baio instructed The Hollywood in Toto Podcast.
“I don’t assume she’s used to this … she’s been a Kennedy, a liberal, and now she’s seeing what it’s like. Don’t be shocked if she doesn’t grow to be a Republican. She’s seeing what it’s like once you go in opposition to the mainstream media and the liberal occasion. That is what occurs. I do really feel dangerous and hopefully it’ll all work out for her.”
Baio could also be unofficially retired, however he’s open to the occasional gig that speaks to his values. It’s why he’s enjoying a serious position in “God’s Not Lifeless: In God We Belief.” Baio co-stars as a sleazy operative serving to a congressman (Ray Sensible) stave off a struggle from Reverend Dave (David A.R. White), the franchise’s returning hero.
“No matter is nice within the second is what these individuals will do,” Baio mentioned of his character.
The movie, the fifth within the faith-friendly collection, touches on real-world points Hollywood avoids. The final chapter, for instance, explored efforts to cease Christians from home-schooling their kids.
“In God We Belief” finds secular politicians demanding religion keep removed from the Physique Politic.
Suffice it to say Reverend Dave disagrees.
Baio has one other, extra private cause to hitch the “God’s Not Lifeless” franchise.
“I’ve been politically energetic for a variety of years … I’m solely doing this for my daughter. I need my daughter to develop up in a rustic I grew up in … we’re getting so distant from the Structure which has been bastardized.”
Hear extra from Baio concerning the movie and the way he views his liberal friends in Hollywood on the full Hollywood in Toto Podcast episode.