Laura Ingraham tells Hollywood execs where to look for lessons in courage

After Sony was hacked and alleged terror threats caused some U.S. theater chains to decide not to show “The Interview,” Sony Pictures announced the cancellation of the movie’s release — a move President Obama said was a mistake.

Laura Ingraham thinks Hollywood execs could take lessons from some of their movies:

#Hollywood execs are capable of making films abt courage–yet seem incapable of demonstrating any of their own. #TheInterview

— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) December 20, 2014

In real life you can’t just yell “cut” when things go wrong, but maybe Al Sharpton’s guidance will help.

@IngrahamAngle And the Oscar goes to "Surrender"

— Ken Hoag (@35start) December 20, 2014

https://twitter.com/MovieNMusicNut/status/546288342430527488

@IngrahamAngle But it's fake, 'I was only acting' courage. s/o 2 @jonlovitz. pic.twitter.com/HIMSclEv2X

— Stupid Burns (@stupidburns) December 20, 2014

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