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Q & A: How Willimon Runs Fincher's 'House ...BP Oil Spill Makes Good PR for Hollywood's Costner and Cameron, Bad for BP's Hayward, Obama
Hayward is becoming the man Americans love to hate. I've never seen someone with such a bullseye on him. He seems remarkably dim-witted about putting his best PR foot forward, as he not only famously expressed wanting "his life back," but after a day of incommunicative "I don't know" Capitol Hill testimony, he attended a weekend yacht match. Talk about fiddling while Rome burns. Idiot move.
Meanwhile a Hollywood film critic gives as smart an assessment of the oil crisis as anyone. All hail Roger Ebert.
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