Shiva Baby is yet another mega-racist movie, casting the Jewish Dianna Agron ''for the second time'' as a non-Jewish foil to a Jewish character (played by non-Jewish Rachel Sennott). Polly Draper and Danny Deferrari aren't Jewish either. I wish casting directors would memorize this list before making movies like this: Actors with two Jewish parents: Mila Kunis, Natalie Portman, Logan Lerman, Paul Rudd, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bar Refaeli, Anton Yelchin, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Adam Brody, Kat Dennings, Gabriel Macht, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Erin Heatherton, Lisa Kudrow, Lizzy Caplan, Gal Gadot, Debra Messing, Gregg Sulkin, Jason Isaacs, Jon Bernthal, Robert Kazinsky, Melanie Laurent, Esti Ginzburg, Shiri Appleby, Justin Bartha, Margarita Levieva, James Wolk, Elizabeth Berkley, Halston Sage, Seth Gabel, Corey Stoll, Michael Vartan, Mia Kirshner, Alden Ehrenreich, Julian Morris, Asher Angel, Debra Winger, Eric Balfour, Dan Hedaya, Emory Cohen, Corey Haim, Scott Mechlowicz, Harvey Keitel, Odeya Rush, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy. Aaron Taylor-Johnson is Jewish, too (though I don’t know if both of his parents are). Actors with Jewish mothers and non-Jewish fathers: Timothée Chalamet, Jake Gyllenhaal, Dave Franco, James Franco, Scarlett Johansson, Daniel Day-Lewis, Daniel Radcliffe, Alison Brie, Kristen Stewart, Joaquin Phoenix, River Phoenix, Emmy Rossum, Ryan Potter, Rashida Jones, Jennifer Connelly, Sofia Black D’Elia, Nora Arnezeder, Goldie Hawn, Ginnifer Goodwin, Judah Lewis, Brandon Flynn, Amanda Peet, Eric Dane, Jeremy Jordan, Joel Kinnaman, Ben Barnes, Patricia Arquette, Kyra Sedgwick, Dave Annable, and Harrison Ford (whose maternal grandparents were both Jewish, despite those Hanukkah Song lyrics). Actors with Jewish fathers and non-Jewish mothers, who themselves were either raised as Jewish and/or identify as Jewish: Ezra Miller, Gwyneth Paltrow, Zac Efron, David Corenswet, Alexa Davalos, Nat Wolff, Nicola Peltz, James Maslow, Josh Bowman, Andrew Garfield, Winona Ryder, Michael Douglas, Ben Foster, Jamie Lee Curtis, Nikki Reed, Jonathan Keltz, Paul Newman. Oh, and Ansel Elgort’s father is Jewish, though I don’t know how Ansel was raised. Robert Downey, Jr., Sean Penn, and Ed Skrein were also born to Jewish fathers and non-Jewish mothers. Armie Hammer, Chris Pine, Emily Ratajkowski, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, and Finn Wolfhard are part Jewish. Actors with one Jewish-born parent and one parent who converted to Judaism: Dianna Agron, Sara Paxton (whose father converted, not her mother), Alicia Silverstone, Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

Haha love it ))

Then your phone blast. 😂😂

What u think of another round?

Enjoy, the are all great!!

Haha thanks! Just playing with some colorful lights ))

Yesss! All very worth seeing!

Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying them ))

So worth it!

I REALLY need to see "Sound of Metal", that one seems like something I would love. Same for "Minari" - definitely hoping to catch both of these before the year ends!

@@ImpressionBlend Sound of Metal comes on Prime Video on December 4th. I know Minari is in select theaters for one week starting December 11th and it expands on February 12th 2021.

Thanks for the tip - Tales from the Loop! I've never heard about it ;/ trailer looks interesting :))

@@thatgirlwithapearl2162 it is a really interesting serie, if you get to see it, I would love to hear your opinion on it.

I don't think I could objectively review something I've seen almost every year of my life ))

I will, when it's available to rent on Dec 15

Thankfully, two of them are definitely coming to VoD shortly - I included the dates, so even if the theatres are closed you can still enjoy them soon!

@@ImpressionBlend yea I'll check them out I was so happy my theater opened again and now it's back to no theater again .

Haha morning, though it's far from morning where I am

Why?

I was joking )) OF COURSE I don't think they're just drinking at work - all I'm trying say is that their portrayal of different levels of intoxication is very realistic.

@@ImpressionBlend i might have got it wrong then. My point was just that non of them drinked any alcohol while filming. I think the main reason why i pointed it out is because there is no rules in Denmark that say you cant drink on set. Mads mikkelsen said in a Danish interview it was discussed whether they should drink for real or not. But they came to the conclusion it would be an issue because you have to shoot more than just one take :)

@@ss-lz4me It's all good )) I'm just happy this great film exists!

@@ImpressionBlend i agree love the movie myself :)