I don't know if that is necessarily true. Some people, no matter their background, will do anything for a buck or fame. It doesn't necessarily reflect on their family, ancestry, or religion. Also, I had a teacher once who said the test of a true actor was whether he/she was able to convince the public when they played a role which they really despised on moral or religious grounds.




>>After bush won his 2nd term and I was kind of bummed, the one thing that cheered me up was Bill Moyers PBS program. He had a nun on talking about the fundamentalists. Her comment was "these are not my christians".
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>>I was just reading an interview with the guy who plays "Borat" and is generating so much controversy. I haven't seen the movie yet, but I now he makes a lot of anti-Semitic comments. Such as going into a gun store and asking what gun is prefered to go jew hunting. In the interview he states he does it to get people to show their prejudices. Unfortunately, a very easy thing to do.
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>Like where he gets up, in a stetson and stars & stripes shirt, in an "opry", and gets all the red necks to sing "Throw the jew down the well". Now, Borat's real name is Sasha Cohen. From that you can draw your own conclusions as to whether he is anti-semitic.
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