And plenty of fireworks surrounding it.

Quote:As Nick Loeb walked to his car with a production assistant during a day of shooting his upcoming feature film, Roe v. Wade, outside of Tulane University last week, a woman wearing a headset approached and asked: “Are you the director?”

“When I told her I was, she told me to ‘Go **** myself,’ Loeb recalls. "Then she threw her headset on the ground and walked off. I found out later she was our electrician."

Anecdotes such as this have become fairly common since Loeb and his production partner Cathy Allyn began shooting their pro-life feature film June 15 in and around New Orleans. While Loeb has been in the news in recent years because of his ongoing custody battle over frozen embryos with former girlfriend Sofia Vergara of Modern Family, there’s been little information about the filmmaker's new project, save for a flurry of articles five weeks ago alleging that Facebook wasn’t allowing him to use its platform to raise money for the story of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that guaranteed a woman's right to an abortion.

Even with the secrecy, it’s been a challenging shoot. At Louisiana State University, Loeb says, “we were told we were rejected due to our content, even though it will be a PG-rated film. They refused to put it in writing, but they told us on the phone it was due to content.” At Tulane, where Loeb is an alumnus, the filim shot one day, but after the school newspaper reported on the nature of the project, producers were denied a second day of shooting, according to Loeb. (Both Tulane and LSU say logistics were the problem, not the content of the movie).

And then there was a synagogue in New Orleans that producers rented for catering and as a place for extras to hang out. “Once they found out what the film was about, they locked us out. We had to call the police so that the extras and caterers could retrieve their possessions,“ Loeb says.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/s...ns-1124557

Amazing how devisive this issue is.

Nothing wrong with murdering innocent human lives.

(07-03-2018 11:05 AM)TechRocks Wrote:  And plenty of fireworks surrounding it.

Quote:As Nick Loeb walked to his car with a production assistant during a day of shooting his upcoming feature film, Roe v. Wade, outside of Tulane University last week, a woman wearing a headset approached and asked: “Are you the director?”

“When I told her I was, she told me to ‘Go **** myself,’ Loeb recalls. "Then she threw her headset on the ground and walked off. I found out later she was our electrician."

Anecdotes such as this have become fairly common since Loeb and his production partner Cathy Allyn began shooting their pro-life feature film June 15 in and around New Orleans. While Loeb has been in the news in recent years because of his ongoing custody battle over frozen embryos with former girlfriend Sofia Vergara of Modern Family, there’s been little information about the filmmaker's new project, save for a flurry of articles five weeks ago alleging that Facebook wasn’t allowing him to use its platform to raise money for the story of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that guaranteed a woman's right to an abortion.

Even with the secrecy, it’s been a challenging shoot. At Louisiana State University, Loeb says, “we were told we were rejected due to our content, even though it will be a PG-rated film. They refused to put it in writing, but they told us on the phone it was due to content.” At Tulane, where Loeb is an alumnus, the filim shot one day, but after the school newspaper reported on the nature of the project, producers were denied a second day of shooting, according to Loeb. (Both Tulane and LSU say logistics were the problem, not the content of the movie).

And then there was a synagogue in New Orleans that producers rented for catering and as a place for extras to hang out. “Once they found out what the film was about, they locked us out. We had to call the police so that the extras and caterers could retrieve their possessions,“ Loeb says.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/s...ns-1124557

Amazing how devisive this issue is.

A synagogue kicked them out because of Pro-Life? How Godly of them. Reminiscent of the treatment they received in Germany but since it's them it's okay. A Jewish Kristallnacht...almost.

(07-03-2018 11:11 AM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(07-03-2018 11:05 AM)TechRocks Wrote:  And plenty of fireworks surrounding it.

Quote:As Nick Loeb walked to his car with a production assistant during a day of shooting his upcoming feature film, Roe v. Wade, outside of Tulane University last week, a woman wearing a headset approached and asked: “Are you the director?”

“When I told her I was, she told me to ‘Go **** myself,’ Loeb recalls. "Then she threw her headset on the ground and walked off. I found out later she was our electrician."

Anecdotes such as this have become fairly common since Loeb and his production partner Cathy Allyn began shooting their pro-life feature film June 15 in and around New Orleans. While Loeb has been in the news in recent years because of his ongoing custody battle over frozen embryos with former girlfriend Sofia Vergara of Modern Family, there’s been little information about the filmmaker's new project, save for a flurry of articles five weeks ago alleging that Facebook wasn’t allowing him to use its platform to raise money for the story of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that guaranteed a woman's right to an abortion.

Even with the secrecy, it’s been a challenging shoot. At Louisiana State University, Loeb says, “we were told we were rejected due to our content, even though it will be a PG-rated film. They refused to put it in writing, but they told us on the phone it was due to content.” At Tulane, where Loeb is an alumnus, the filim shot one day, but after the school newspaper reported on the nature of the project, producers were denied a second day of shooting, according to Loeb. (Both Tulane and LSU say logistics were the problem, not the content of the movie).

And then there was a synagogue in New Orleans that producers rented for catering and as a place for extras to hang out. “Once they found out what the film was about, they locked us out. We had to call the police so that the extras and caterers could retrieve their possessions,“ Loeb says.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/s...ns-1124557

Amazing how devisive this issue is.

A synagogue kicked them out because of Pro-Life? How Godly of them. Reminiscent of the treatment they received in Germany but since it's them it's okay. A Jewish Kristallnacht...almost.

A synagogue that rents out for movie catering probably isn't very orthodox.

If the producers really wanted this film to get made, they could’ve easily found a cast/crew that was simpatico and kept the script/content a secret while they went around from place to place.

The fact that they didn’t do these things makes me believe that they were seeking out confrontations.

Maybe they are extra super naive?

Am I the only one that remembers one they did back in the late 80's ?

After the movie that little weasel Ted Turner had a big-time propaganda piece for PP that looked like a telethon too.

Pathetic.

I was a kid and I recognized it as a sick stunt.

EDIT: Also, right around the same time, the local PBS station in Orlando aired a documentary on abortion; they showed an actual abortion. It aired in the middle of the day, no less. Really had an effect on me. It really bothered me. I really wish I hadn't seen it but it also re-inforced my views on many things. Opened my eyes up to how horrific it is. Probably red pilled a lot of others. One of the most evil things I have seen other than the videos and pictures of the Holocaust.

And PLEASE - do not post any videos or pictures here. Please. We all know how bad it is.

(07-03-2018 11:11 AM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(07-03-2018 11:05 AM)TechRocks Wrote:  And plenty of fireworks surrounding it.

Quote:As Nick Loeb walked to his car with a production assistant during a day of shooting his upcoming feature film, Roe v. Wade, outside of Tulane University last week, a woman wearing a headset approached and asked: “Are you the director?”

“When I told her I was, she told me to ‘Go **** myself,’ Loeb recalls. "Then she threw her headset on the ground and walked off. I found out later she was our electrician."

Anecdotes such as this have become fairly common since Loeb and his production partner Cathy Allyn began shooting their pro-life feature film June 15 in and around New Orleans. While Loeb has been in the news in recent years because of his ongoing custody battle over frozen embryos with former girlfriend Sofia Vergara of Modern Family, there’s been little information about the filmmaker's new project, save for a flurry of articles five weeks ago alleging that Facebook wasn’t allowing him to use its platform to raise money for the story of the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that guaranteed a woman's right to an abortion.

Even with the secrecy, it’s been a challenging shoot. At Louisiana State University, Loeb says, “we were told we were rejected due to our content, even though it will be a PG-rated film. They refused to put it in writing, but they told us on the phone it was due to content.” At Tulane, where Loeb is an alumnus, the filim shot one day, but after the school newspaper reported on the nature of the project, producers were denied a second day of shooting, according to Loeb. (Both Tulane and LSU say logistics were the problem, not the content of the movie).

And then there was a synagogue in New Orleans that producers rented for catering and as a place for extras to hang out. “Once they found out what the film was about, they locked us out. We had to call the police so that the extras and caterers could retrieve their possessions,“ Loeb says.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/s...ns-1124557

Amazing how devisive this issue is.

A synagogue kicked them out because of Pro-Life? How Godly of them. Reminiscent of the treatment they received in Germany but since it's them it's okay. A Jewish Kristallnacht...almost.

Night of the Long Knives

(07-03-2018 11:17 AM)Native Georgian Wrote:  If the producers really wanted this film to get made, they could’ve easily found a cast/crew that was simpatico and kept the script/content a secret while they went around from place to place.

The fact that they didn’t do these things makes me believe that they were seeking out confrontations.

Confrontation means headlines. Headlines mean, well, you know.

Oh, and Norma McCorvey ? Became a Born Again Christian. Still is. Says she was used by the feminists and the left. She was right. Found God. Lovely woman now but she says still will always feel guilt for what happened.