Sir Michael Caine calls 'bull***t', 1964 movie Zulu incites extremism after inclusion on gov's Prevent scheme for 'encouraging far-right sympathies'

[windriverrange]

Michael Caine blasts 'bull***t' claim his movie Zulu incites extremism

The film, which also starred Richard Burton and Stanley Baker, depicts the 1879 Battle of Rorke's Drift during the Anglo-Zulu war, in which 150 British soldiers successfully held off 4,000 Zulu warriors.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Never put idiots in charge of making lists that further advance the obvious bias, discord & inbreeding amongst liberals & their race to go all the way to the bottom of the lack of credibility well. The list this "agency" put together, of movies & writers, should exclude them from ever having an opinion about anything for the rest of their stinking, miserable & useless lives. Kipling, Shakespeare, Tennyson & Bridge on the River Kwai....dumbasses! Those government fools are heretic's & should be burned at the stake!

 

[OUSOONER67]

What a time to be alive.

 

[Sunburnt Indian]

I read a critique of the Legend of Tarzan. What a racist movie. A white guy stars with natives of color painting themselves white. The custom of body paint in the Congo has only been around for a few centuries.

The white male and female leads seemed to be quite friendly with those of color to me. I saw nothing racist about the movie. I guess the critic would have been satisfied had Tarzan been black.

 

[LAY THE WOODY]

I read a critique of the Legend of Tarzan. What a racist movie. A white guy stars with natives of color painting themselves white. The custom of body paint in the Congo has only been around for a few centuries.

The white male and female leads seemed to be quite friendly with those of color to me. I saw nothing racist about the movie. I guess the critic would have been satisfied had Tarzan been black.

I also never understood a monkey named "cheetah"?