Zack Snyder Wants You to Know He’s No Fascist: ‘I Made the Gayest Movie Ever Made’
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{ "epilogue": "Zack Snyder addressed questions about his political leanings by denying he is a fascist. In response, he defended his film 300 and labeled it one of the gayest movies ever made while also revisiting critics' initial reactions to the film and discussing The Last Photograph." }
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Zack Snyder Wants You to Know He’s No Fascist: ‘I Made the Gayest Movie Ever Made’ Variety · 56d ago broke it first
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