Sean Penn "reports" from Iran:
We were sitting in Nayeb restaurant in central Tehran. I’d been holding a piss through the hours of prayer service. So after I ordered my lunch, I excused myself to the men’s room. “Men’s” was written in Farsi above, and “Manly” in English below. I stepped into the water closet, grateful to just have a piss. If I’d had more serious business there, it would’ve been a squat job with no hook for one’s jacket. Now, that would’ve been manly.And his section header?:After lunch we had an appointment with Mehdi Rafsanjani, a campaign director and son of former President Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
For better and worse, U.S. is a role modelDon't you dare call him unpatriotic.
Or an inept journalist who is being used as a propaganda mouthpiece, in case you were of half a mind to...
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I really wanted Bill Murray to win Best Actor for 2003. I thought Sean Penn was good in MYSTIC RIVER, but Murray's character in LOST IN TRANSLATION may have been the apotheosis of his sardonic screen persona. Sean will probably be back for future consideration from the Academy, but Bill may never get the same chance again.
I have to give Penn a lot of credit for venturing into hostile territory to see things with his own two eyes. His charter for visiting Iraq (http://www.truthout.com/docs_02/12.17E.penn.iraq.htm) seems more forthright than the Truth Tour's quest for "Reconstituted Baghdad F.D. rescue kitten from tree" headlines.
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