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Iranian to play Kaczynski in Hollywood?

22.10.2009 16:54

Marshall Manesh, an American actor of Iranian origin, will most likely play Polish President Lech Kaczynski in a Hollywood film about the Russian-Georgian war.

 

The film, yet untitled, is directed by Renny Harlin, who also made Die Hard 2, and the main role of Georgia’s President Mikheil Saakashvili, is to be played by Andy Garcia, known from The Godfather: Part III and Ocean’s Eleven.

 

Polish President Lech Kaczynski will probably be played by Marshall Manesh, American actor born in Iran, who played in The Big Lebowski and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End. However, according to an opinion poll conducted by gazeta.pl, a Polish news portal, Poles think that Danny DeVito would be more suitable for the role, if not for personal resemblance, than certainly for his height.

 

Poland’s President is set to appear in a scene of a mass gathering in front of the Georgian parliament house in Tbilisi that took place in August 2008, in which heads of several Eastern European countries took part.

 

Shooting of the film, which tells a story of an American journalist who is plunged into the maelstrom of Russian-Georgian war, has already started. The cost of the film is estimated at 20 million USD. (mg/mmj)

Comments
  • MARK. 22.10.2009 19:40 PLIZ DO NOT MAKE THIS MOVIE. POLAND IS A SECONDARY SLAVIC COUNTRY AND VERY INVASIVE.
    POLONIA HAS ROBBED ME!
    MARK.
  • b 22.10.2009 19:58 robbed you how? i think 'MARK' is another one of those russians invading this website b
  • a new name for Mario. 22.10.2009 20:03 No kidding, Mark must be a new name for Mario.
  • Karl Naylor 22.10.2009 20:51 It will be interesting to look at how Hollywood will use subliminal propaganda to portray Russia as some Neo-Soviet threat whilst the aggression in this conflict came from Saakashvili's Georgia.

    Karl Naylor
  • Czarny Kot 22.10.2009 22:21 Please tell me that this is a joke... Czarny Kot
  • Valdimir Notputinov 22.10.2009 22:32 The movie is a good idea to high-lite Russian crimes of aggression against it's neighbors. If we had to make a movie for every time Russian tried to violently establish hegemony over its neighbors than Hollywood would have work for a thousand years.


    Valdimir Notputinov
  • Richard K 22.10.2009 22:36 Usually Hollywood self censors itself or just acts as an apologist for Russian outrages. With the blood of of many tens of millions on their hands the Muscovites have been spared the usual attention.

    Richard K
  • Allen B 22.10.2009 22:47 You can count on your hand the number of films about the Gulag. Moscow has profited from its agents of influence and collection of useful idiots. Hollywood has always displaced a hateful tone towards the value system of the western world.
    Allen B
  • Shahanski 23.10.2009 00:31 Here we go again, Hollywood is going to brainwash you with their version of events. The controlled western media told you what they wanted to tell you and now Hollywood will show the pain and suffering as a form of entertaiment while they make money off of you. Enjoy!

    Go learn the lies, it is easier than trying to discover the truth.
    Shahanski
  • Mario 23.10.2009 01:09 Everyone who says anything critical of Poland must be a Russian spy and/or a Jew. Poles are well known for their paranoia towards those two groups.
    But I hear the movie is going to be anti-war. So it's a good thing.
    Mario
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