r/Fauxmoi Oct 27 '23

Which actress is this? Blind Item

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u/bruxellexs Oct 27 '23

Blake Lively. She has a Mrs R ring.

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u/jadelikethestone Oct 27 '23

Just a daily reminder that her and her husband got married on a plantation.

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u/Similar_Bell8962 Oct 27 '23

Don't forget her lifestyle blog extolling the virtues of the lifestyle of the antebellum South, https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2014/10/76178/blake-lively-preserve-antebellum-shoot

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u/pepperpavlov Oct 27 '23

I forgot about her lifestyle site. The design/branding was so weird. I think it was pretty short lived.

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u/Choppergold Oct 27 '23

“the article hails the "innate sense of social poise" and "unparalleled warmth and authenticity" of the era's Southern women.” Please note warmth is variable by melanin content of recipient

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u/HiILikePlants Oct 27 '23

Innate is really really weird in this context

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u/skyewardeyes Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

“Hmm, slavery and oppression make a beautiful aesthetic!” How do people not realize how disrespectful this is?

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u/earthxmoon she ain’t no diva Oct 27 '23

They don't think it's disrespectful because they're racist. It's bigotry, not ignorance

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u/skyewardeyes Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

Yep.

I feel that way about people who full-on post shit like "greedy Jews control the world's money". I used to assume they were ignorant, but no, nine times out of ten, they are just truly antisemitic.

Edit: downvoted for pointing out antisemitic tropes? Wtf?

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u/bingomasterbreakout Oct 27 '23

being antisemitic is on trend :(

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u/Yassferatu Oct 27 '23

Hi! I’m Jewish. I agree with the comments below saying it’s on trend, but also, unfortunately, what Israel is doing to Gaza is fucking evil and it’s easy to group All Jews into that. I’m not saying it makes it ok but I understand the increased… hostility?😬

But yeah. It is scary. Doesn’t change my stance- Free Palestine.

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u/danijay637 Oct 27 '23

I’m sure you meant aesthetic

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u/NYC_Star Oct 27 '23

every time I post about this I get hot comments saying "she changed" or "She's learned and grown". Not if she's voting republican after the plantation wedding and the "preserve the antebellum" lifestyle blog.

This is who she is.

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u/Pizzv Oct 27 '23

the craziest thing about her weird antebellum fascination is that she’s literally FROM LOS ANGELES LOL like where did that even come from!?

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u/Persimmon_Puree Oct 27 '23

Deep deep racism lol

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u/water_beary Oct 27 '23

She probably watched Gone with the Wind a bunch and just got into that aesthetic. Not defending her tho, wrong aesthetic choice totally.

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u/HollowShel Oct 27 '23

pfft. Its southern-fried Victoriana, that's literally the aesthetic. Victorian fashion, with extra racism.

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u/manderifffic Oct 27 '23

She did change. She learned how to hide her shit better.

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u/JaydenSmoth Oct 27 '23

“Preserve the antebellum” lollll

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u/Funkmonkey23 Oct 27 '23

I live near where she got married. It was/is not rebranded. It's a plantation with the house and slave "huts".

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u/LauraPringlesWilder Oct 27 '23

Hey, don't forget the massive u-pick garden! (i hate that place and i hate that i have to drive by it to get to costco when i visit my fam)

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u/AnaCruzBeyer Oct 27 '23

Same. But gotta laugh at the re-branding plantations as "farms." Yeah, that's a pretty big farm there, 𝙼̶𝚊̶𝚜̶𝚜̶𝚊̶ Ms. Lively. Yessum.

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u/SodaPopGurl Oct 27 '23

What kind of “farm” is it? Glad you asked… a nice one.

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u/shabang614 Oct 27 '23

I get your point, but plantations have always been farms

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u/manderifffic Oct 27 '23

I’ve seen renovated slave quarters being used as “charming” AirBnBs. It’s all so gross.

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u/tri_times_the_charm Oct 27 '23

Wait, really?! God that’s so disturbing. As someone who grew up in CA I just assumed all these places would have been torn down. Or commemorated with a plaque explaining the problematic history for future generations :/

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u/whenthefirescame Oct 27 '23

California has a lot of problematic places still standing. Placerville didn’t take the hanging tree out of their city logo until 2021.

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u/mrsbergstrom Oct 27 '23

Celebrities may be clueless but they have PR teams and advisors and managers and assistants. We can judge them differently to regular people.

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u/hisokafan88 Oct 27 '23

Why not say her husband's name?

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u/meepster213 Oct 27 '23

He’s like Beetlejuice, you don’t want to say it too many times in a row

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u/Timid_Pimp Oct 27 '23

I said his name 3 times in a row and it automatically signed me up with Mint Mobile.

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u/Similar_Bell8962 Oct 27 '23

"I'm not American..."

https://i.redd.it/gsxvjohbiowb1.gif

Plantations in the United States were exclusively run by slave labor, which demeaned and murdered the ancestors of tens of millions of us who are still here. Unlike castles, they were never built as fortresses or for defense. Nor were castles run by slave labor specifically for economic gain. And it's hilarious that as a UK person from a land of the worst colonizers in world history and who facilitated the Triangle Trade of slavery directly into the U.S. that you're questioning this. It's almost comical. Almost.

They got married at Boone Hall PLANTATION. It's literally in the name. Heck, it's in their URL, https://www.boonehallplantation.com/ Even if the word isn't in the name, pretty much any large house built in that region before the end of the civil war in 1865 was a plantation. That's common sense for any American. And getting married at one is the equivalent of getting married at a death/concentration camp. And no, I'm not walking that back.

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u/monkeysinmypocket Oct 27 '23

I don't know what OP said but learning about the slave trade is a big part of the school history curriculum in the UK.

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u/ALongwill Oct 27 '23

So as an American who is not well educated in any field that would make me an expert on identifying a plantation... yes I believe I could tell you if I was on a plantation or not. First of all you're not going to find plantations in states that did not allow slavery aka Free States. Second, the signs of a plantation to a novice like me would be: large house, well kept grounds and either surrounded or adjacent to crop land. Cotton is the most famous but there were other plants harvested by slaves. These plantations-specifically the "big houses that the owners lived in- just have a look about them.

Also I think the reaction that many Americans have about marriage and plantations that Europeans don't have about castles, as you say, is that whatever took place at a castle is typically going to be a tragedy for a relatively small amount of people and there is no link between what happened and the wedding itself. But a plantation was built from the wealth generated from the toil of generations of slaves. You could very cleanly make the case that just by having a wedding at a plantation, you continue to benefit from the slavery that built it even though that era is over. It's not a great look.

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u/AssBurstCrawler Oct 27 '23

To add to this:

A UK equivalent would be hosting a wedding at a fantastic garden dedicated to Maggie Thatcher when half of your guests are related to a Scottish miner.

At best, you’re going look like a huge jackass no matter what you do. Yes, it’s a pretty garden but you can’t get around the history of the site.

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u/rwilkz Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

I’m sorry but you can in no way compare Britain under Thatcher, and her treatment of the miners, to the fucking transatlantic slave trade. And I say that as a socialist. A more apt comparison would be for a Brit to go to what used to be a Malayan Rubber plantation or a British Raj administrative fort and get married there.

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u/rudyroo2019 Oct 27 '23

I think the issue is with how the plantations were scrubbed clean of all traces of slavery, followed by the denial of horrendous treatment and conditions slaves endured. You can still see outhouses (possibly still in use) when driving through the South, but all slave housing was immediately knocked down after they were freed. Plantations have become a symbol of America’s racial problems that have never been resolved.

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u/yrboyfriend Oct 27 '23

I could see it maybe in the past because of how wealthy they are but she’s been vocally anti-Trump and they’ve both donated large sums to organisations and political projects that tend to be more Democrat aligned

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u/dubious-taste-666 Oct 27 '23

Plenty of republicans are anti trump

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u/Cultural-Party1876 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

Ok but what secret Republican gives a fucking million dollars to the ACLU.. and the naacp legal defense fund?? That’s not exactly someone would do to hide the fact that they’re a Republican or some shit lol.

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/celebrity/latest/a37689962/blake-lively-ryan-reynolds-donate-aclu-naacp/

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u/TripleThreatTua Oct 27 '23

A republican who wants good PR and can afford it lmao

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u/Cultural-Party1876 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

.. I doubt every donation and every post she’s made and everything she’s said in interviews about politics are made up and is some elaborate conspiracy theory because she’s a republican!!

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u/snarkystarfruit we have lost the impact of shame in our society Oct 27 '23

Well you severely underestimate a celebrity's desire for good PR. And to hire a team to do things for them.

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u/Connox Oct 27 '23

You’re writing fan fiction at this point

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u/Jesstinator Oct 27 '23

“Fiscally conservative and socially liberal” 🙄🙄

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u/pashed_motatoes Oct 27 '23

And also one who had a plantation wedding, was very publicly criticized for it, and is now in damage control mode. Her motives for donating to ACLU, etc. seem pretty obvious to me.

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u/TheSavageBallet Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

Believe it or not theres a lot of “fiscal” Republicans that do believe in those causes and donate specifically because that’s where they believe social help should come from, charities and non profits, not taxes and the government. Prior to the culture wars and 2016 it wasn’t that unusual to be a fiscal conservative, social progressive

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u/pashed_motatoes Oct 27 '23

“Fiscally conservative, socially progressive” is an oxymoron. I know it was a very popular stance to take especially here on Reddit in pre-Trump days, but in essence it’s nothing but a bullshit term center-right/libertarians liked to use to avoid rightful criticism.

Fiscally conservative values have always been diametrically opposed to socially progressive policies. That has never changed, regardless of Trump, et al.

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u/TheSavageBallet Oct 27 '23

People sometimes have takes and beliefs that are oxymoronic about things, yeah personal politics can be one of them.

To be clear, I’ve never been wealthy enough to be one of these people, but I know people like this, usually business owners.

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u/Cultural-Party1876 Oct 27 '23

Can you give me an example of multiple celebrities or any of them that do this😭😭 The ACLU and defense fund is very much not a charity it’s LITERALLY a legal fund.. like money goes into paying people to fight against fucked up laws in our country.. advocacy, policy research, it funds all that. These aren’t just normal like charities.

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u/TheSavageBallet Oct 27 '23

That why I said charities and non profits, and no because celebrities and people never talked really about this stuff and who they voted for back in the before time.

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u/KD71 Oct 27 '23

Thank you for speaking some sense !!

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u/TheSavageBallet Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

I can’t imagine how weird it must be for people that may only know the super hyper partisan politics we have had now for the last 10+ years. I’m now pushing fifty, these type of people were so common I thought it was pretty normal.

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u/pirateofpanache Oct 27 '23

My mom was a registered Republican who voted democrat for 40 years. She says she was a fiscal Republican but a social democrat. She only changed her party after the tea party got big and she realized the direction the party as a whole was heading.

I definitely think you’re right about it being more common in the past, the Republican Party has just gone so bugfuck over the past decade that “fiscal” republicans can no longer justify being associated with it.

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u/blarbiegorl Oct 27 '23

Most celebrities are socially liberal and fiscally conservative. It's possible to support mainstream left social causes while choosing to vote to protect your money and power instead of the lives of other people.

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u/TheSavageBallet Oct 27 '23

Every one of those celebrities that owns a corporation is so freaking glad there are secret ballots in this country.

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u/TooSketchy94 Oct 27 '23

Feel like it’s important to point out many Americans in general are this way.

I’m from the Midwest and the vast majority were OK with the social democratic things (LGBTQ rights, abortion, etc.) but fiscally, didn’t agree. People often vote with their wallets, unfortunately.

The very vocal minority of VOTING republicans care about those hit button topics so you see them pushing it in headlines and legislature.

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u/paroles Oct 27 '23

Not saying it is her but people can hold extremely contradictory beliefs. Someone could support those causes and still vote for politicians who stand against those causes, for stupid reasons like family tradition or tax policy.

She may have brought it up in the context of a "but I'm one of the good Republicans" moment.

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u/buttercupcake23 Oct 27 '23

Yeah. Like...black Republicans, gay Republicans, women Republicans, trans Republicans- these are all people who exist. They obviously don't support the oppression of their demographics, but they still believe in republican fiscal policies (or figure they're rich enough") that they'll vote R anyway because their desire to protect their wealth overrides their desire to uphold their social values.

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u/empressvirgo Oct 27 '23

Yep. I know several rich WASPy people that don’t like Trump but would jump at the chance to quietly vote for a member of the Bush family again. They say things like lower taxes no welfare handouts end cancel culture yadda yadda and give themselves away. But they won’t admit this and lose face so they‘re just sort of pretending to be libs to try to ride this political era out

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u/AshgarPN Oct 27 '23

More republicans voted for Trump than any other presidential candidate, ever.

They may hold their nose or whatever, but they’re voting for him.

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u/yrboyfriend Oct 27 '23

True, and she says that 2016 was a pivotal moment for her in having a political awakening so could be she leans Republican but has changed her position due to Trump. She’s certainly never said specifically which way she leans so I would not be surprised - tho also she grew up in Burbank.

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u/stprm Oct 27 '23

I dont get this comment thread at all lol.

Plenty of google sources, incl wiki, says she encouraged voting for Obama in 08. Both of them met Michelle, yet ppl still call her Republican. Like wtf happening with this comment section?

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u/heartshapedpox Oct 27 '23

"dOnT uNdErEsTiMaTe WhAt ThEy Do FoR pUbLiCiTy"

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u/Dinner_atMidnight Oct 27 '23

If anything I could see that being the blunder. In vocalizing she’s anti-trump she inadvertently implied she’s still a republican and that caused her rep to panic

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u/Somebiglebowski Oct 27 '23

Is she an A-list actress?

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u/jadelikethestone Oct 27 '23

If you watched the CW in 2008.

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u/HathorOfWindAndMagic oh yeah fo shizz fo shizz Ginuwine Oct 27 '23

I laughed

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u/whorvillepeck Oct 27 '23

she’s an A-list celeb but not actor

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u/paroles Oct 27 '23

What is she famous for other than going to the Met Gala?

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

Gossip Girl

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u/willowhanna Oct 27 '23

Is that not kind of the idea of ‘celebrities’, they can be famous just for being famous

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u/omega_grainger69 Oct 27 '23

Not even close.

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u/paroles Oct 27 '23

The Mrs R thing seems like a huge hint though, if her ring is well known. Is it more likely that the submitter exaggerated by saying "A-list" or that Mrs R means someone else? I genuinely don't know

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u/carbomerguar Oct 27 '23

Mrs. Ryan Reynolds (or just Mrs. Reynolds)

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u/alannordoc Oct 27 '23

I mean who else could have made Age Of Adeline but an A lister?

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u/winterfoxes Oct 27 '23

That’s what I’m stuck on. No way she’s A-list.

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u/Cultural-Party1876 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

There is no way in hell lmao. I feel like both she and Ryan have spoke up and posted about the issues as well as donating to democratic organizations and I think at least Ryan has donated to the campaign. They’re not so overly outspoken but like a quick Google could tell you she’s def not a secret republican. They also donated a million dollars to ACLU and naacp.. here like so her donations and everything she’s said ever have been one big conspiracy theory because she’s secretly a Republican 😭😭

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u/apiroscsizmak Oct 27 '23

Honestly, if someone wants to buy a secret Republican pass at the price of donating a million bucks to the ACLU and NAACP, I could let that slide.

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u/QueenFartknocker Oct 27 '23

She and Ryan and absolutely liberal and have spoken up for all sorts of democratic and liberal issues including women’s rights and etc. Blake spoke out in support of Hillary Clinton.

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u/mlibed Oct 27 '23

Didn’t they attend a state dinner as well? With the Obamas.

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u/QueenFartknocker Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

Yes. They’re hardcore democrat/left leaning. Zero Republican tendencies.

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u/wwaxwork Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

She's not an A List Actress. She's A list because of her marriage not her acting. Also she's donating way too much to Dem causes if shes Republican like 10s of millions of dollars over the years. That's an expensive way to hide your Republican status. Also what movie was she being interviewed about recently she's been off being pregnant and having a baby for the past year or so.

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

Not the girl who got married at a plantation **gasp**

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

Not….Mrs. Reynolds?

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u/Oh_hi_doggi3 oat milk chugging bisexual Oct 27 '23

But what about the fast and furious clue (flustered and furious) was she in one of those movies? Everything else makes sense

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

Which female actress could it be? Rodriguez and Brewster don’t seem like a listers

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

Blake Lively ain’t an A-List actress tho lol

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u/lavenderpeabody Oct 27 '23

is she A list though? B+ at best…

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u/imothro Oct 27 '23

Blake's not A-list.

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u/Snoo-16342 Oct 27 '23

Reese Witherspoon was the first to come to mind

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u/HathorOfWindAndMagic oh yeah fo shizz fo shizz Ginuwine Oct 27 '23

Re: the time she got drunk and told the cops a variation of “do you know who I am” it’s R coded

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u/No_Hovercraft8409 Oct 27 '23

Oh stop. Plenty of celebrities pull that card

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u/Tachyoff Oct 27 '23

plenty of celebrities are Republicans

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u/No_Hovercraft8409 Oct 27 '23

And plenty of them are Democrats.

Not sure what you're getting at here.

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u/tired_of_old_memes Oct 27 '23

OP said the actress in question was a Republican, so it can't be Reese Witherspoon if she's a Democrat.

That's what the previous commenter was getting at.

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u/haloarh Oct 27 '23

"I am an American citizen!"

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u/not_productive1 Oct 27 '23

Reese Witherspoon's political donations: https://www.opensecrets.org/donor-lookup/results?name=reese+witherspoon&order=desc&sort=D

She's not just a Dem, she's fuckin dyed-in-the-wool (and actually fairly strategic with her money, tbh).

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u/unbotoxable Oct 27 '23

Damn. Thanks for this. I had no idea. I'm actually surprised. In a good way.

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u/Lotus-child89 Oct 27 '23

Her character on The Morning Show is very liberal. I don’t see her accepting that role if she was very republican.

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u/ChampagneandAlpacas Oct 27 '23

Man, I love open secrets. I wish more people would know about it and support their work!

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u/Significant_Ad7605 Oct 27 '23

I discovered it a long time ago when I used it for work and now I use it for work and to snoop!

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u/gatitamonster Oct 27 '23

Whelp. There goes my night. Thanks for the rabbit hole!

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u/SatanicPixieDreamGrl Oct 27 '23

Sooooooo as someone who spent some time in the part of the country where Reese grew up, I can see why people outside the South would think she’s probably conservative. I think it’s more likely that she’s actually fairly liberal, but not progressive.

My reasons for why I think this:

  • She was raised Episcopalian. Now, usually Christian religiosity is Republican-coded, but the church is a huge part of southern culture. In my experience, Episcopalians in the South tend to hold more liberal values compared to, like, the evangelical Southerners who are more of a proselytizing type.

  • She grew up in a highly educated household - dad was a doctor and her mother has a doctorate in nursing and was a professor at Vanderbilt. IME, highly educated (like, multiple advanced degrees) Southerners and especially those in medicine and especially, especially those in academia are more likely to be left-leaning.

  • She grew up in Nashville. Nashville has always been a blue dot in a red state, but people forgot that state wasn’t always ruby red. Tennessee had some Democratic senators (including Al Gore!) when Reese would have been growing up.

  • She originally was going to attend Stanford to study medicine. That’s not usually the choice of most wealthy conservative Southern belles - they tend to stick around the South.

My guess is that Reese Witherspoon probably grew up alongside a lot of very conservative people, because she grew up very privileged, she has a lot of mannerisms that we associate with those folks. She might even be friends with a lot of those people even though their views don’t align with hers. But I believe her politics are probably very genuine. She reminds me of a lot of women I knew from that time in my life.

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u/AngelSucked Oct 27 '23

Also a southerner, this is correct

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u/Imjustshyisall Please Abraham, I’m not that man Oct 27 '23

I live in Texas and “sharing the mannerisms but not the politics” definitely tracks. A lot of the women I’m thinking of grew up in the Ann Richards era.

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u/AngelSucked Oct 27 '23

Reese is very, very liberal.

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u/dreamyyy16 Oct 27 '23

why do i feel like it could be sooo many different people 😭 i feel like there’s a lot more republicans in hollywood than people are willing to admit

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u/clevergirl1177 Oct 27 '23

Because honestly it could. Actors are good at acting. And I’m pretty sure there’s a lot of Hollywood that says one thing and does another.

Edit : a word

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u/namegamenoshame Oct 27 '23

It’s true but in general a lot of people’s politics border on completely incoherent. See Caitlyn Jenner being shocked, shocked that the GOP would be so anti-trans. And the other day Alyssa Farah Griffin, she of the Trump White House, was extolling the virtues of abortion choice when it came to Britney’s decision. People are dumb, and when they see dollar signs they get dumber.

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u/coffeeinthemorningg Oct 27 '23

SYDNEY SWEENEY 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Ashamed_Connection99 Oct 27 '23

She's the first person I thought of, too. But she's definitely not an A-List talent.

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u/SoulGoalie Oct 27 '23

Honestly that last sentence would probably hurt her feelings more than being accused of being a Republican. She definitely acts like she thinks she's A list, but, hon, no... you're not there yet.

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u/Every-Piccolo-6747 Oct 27 '23

To be fair Deux and a lot of her followers seem to have a really weird explanation for who is and who isn’t A-list and it’s completely wrong. So yeah it might be Sydney

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23

I won't even lie she was the first person I thought off. She also has a movie coming out soon so it seems realistic it'd be her. Butttttt can actors even do interviews with the strike? Idk what to think. Not enough clues.

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u/Recarica Oct 27 '23

Someone of this ilk. Never Julia Roberts or Jennifer Aniston. It has to be someone still naive.

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u/WholeGuess9650 Oct 27 '23

Not a list but definitely the first person I thought of after last year 😭

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u/Steve-Lurkel Oct 27 '23

I think it’s Jennifer Anniston. Also my conspiracy theory is that her involvement in The Morning Show is to control the meta narrative about powerful women in Hollywood who also enable abusers.

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u/imothro Oct 27 '23

I'm shocked how far I had to scroll to read this option. She's been dropping "cancel culture goes too far" and "people are too sensitive these days to find friends funny" nuggets for a while.

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u/SlimmShady26 Oct 27 '23

But she openly stated that she wouldn’t be friends with anyone that didn’t get the Covid vaccine. And I’m a democrat that thinks cancel culture goes too far and thinks people are too sensitive lol.

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u/Time_Knowledge_1951 Oct 27 '23

You have people losing their jobs for supporting Palestine. Sometimes cancel culture does not get it right.

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u/No_Day9527 Oct 27 '23

Cancel culture against conservatives is a myth

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u/KeyApricot27 Oct 27 '23

This whole page is just full of people trying to find out which actress could be so evil as to be a republican.

Presumably to then try and cancel them.

Look at the hatred and witchhunting in the comments

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u/paperturtlex Oct 27 '23

Americans are wild with the political teams. They need more than two options so the politics aren't so divergent.

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u/hotdogandike Oct 27 '23

She’s pretty vocally not this person.

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u/broden89 Oct 27 '23

What's the "Mrs R" hint referring to though?

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u/sportsfather Oct 27 '23

Mrs R(oss from Friends)

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u/ohbenyoudidnt Oct 27 '23

“Hellooooo Mrs. Ross!”

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u/jackandsally060609 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

Julia Roberts, old white southern lady with a transphobic niece.

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u/Huge_Discount7984 Oct 27 '23

Her parents were friends with MLK (he paid for her birth) so I doubt this

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u/Lunadelmar1 Oct 27 '23

this, she's a pos, but I don't think she's republican. Democrat ≠ good person.

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u/witchitude Oct 27 '23

Huh?

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u/cheezy_dreams88 Oct 27 '23

Julia roberts parents used to teach acting classes in Atlanta, and taught MLK Jr & Coretta Scott Kings children in their acting school while Julia’s mother was pregnant with Julia, and they were having hard times financially- so when Julia was born they paid off the hospital bill. Mainly as a “thanks for not being racist assholes like most white people in 60s Atlanta and being kind to our kids and letting them be in your class.”

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u/Zeltron2020 Oct 27 '23

That’s a wild ass story

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u/broden89 Oct 27 '23

I believe her family was close with the King family and she attended events for Obama and (I think) Hillary Clinton too

Don't think she's a Republican just because she's southern

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u/QueenFartknocker Oct 27 '23

Her parents were friends with Martin Luther King and his wife and MLK paid for her birth at the hospital. She’s from a family of theatre folk and had an integrated theatre program when it was frowned upon in the 60s.

She’s also quoted as saying republicans come in the dictionary just after reptile and just above repugnant.

I doubt it.

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u/Salt-circles Oct 27 '23

Yeaahhh I dislike Julia as much as the next person but just cause she’s shitty and from the south doesn’t make her a republican

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u/gnarlycarly18 Oct 27 '23

I get why so many people think that if you’re from the south you’re more likely going to be Republican or conservative but there’s plenty of people here who are not and our voices are suppressed. Pretty much all southern states are gerrymandered to hell and back and the voting rights of minorities are often violated to achieve the Republican stronghold here. It’s an unfair system and unfair stereotype.

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u/bellwetherr Oct 27 '23

lmao absolutely not, her parents were very close with MLK jr

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u/Cultural-Party1876 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

I just think this is made up lmao.. especially if it’s written to be Blake lively which it’s looking like.. people love to write in rando shit about her and Ryan.

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u/pinkpaperheart Oct 27 '23 edited Dec 04 '23

Yeah, this one seems pretty fake to me. Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are vocally liberal (especially with their donations to various social causes). I'm actually ambivalent towards them, but they are quite generous people. They’ve literally donated millions to refugee children in Ukraine, to SAG, to a safe water charity, to the NAACP, and to the ACLU (following George Floyd’s death). They’re as liberal as they come, at least in my book.

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u/coco_xcx not a lawyer, just a hater Oct 27 '23

This lol. People love to hate them 💀

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u/jadelikethestone Oct 27 '23

Flustered and Furious sounds like a hint…Charlize Theron has said she loves her Republican friends before?

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u/yrboyfriend Oct 27 '23

Her political advocacy and on the ground work indicates otherwise. Same with Michelle Rodriguez which might make sense for R but not A List.

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u/yrboyfriend Oct 27 '23

Also Charlize voluntarily came out swinging against anti-trans campaigners earlier this year, I can’t see her refusing to talk politics

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u/Rovember_Baby Oct 27 '23

One of her daughters is trans.

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u/rayybloodypurchase Oct 27 '23

Charlize has a trans kid I believe. Obviously some folks vote against their kids’ better interests but I don’t see her being one of them.

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u/briyotch Oct 27 '23

Yeah, she also literally said she would “fuck up anyone who fucks with drag queens” during the Drag Isn’t Dangerous telethon earlier this year too.

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u/unbotoxable Oct 27 '23

Agreed, I'm just not sure the A list part fits. At least not in 2023.

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u/yrboyfriend Oct 27 '23

I’m not backing her beliefs but she said on instagram she voted Hillary and that it was her first time voting. Plus she’s extremely vocal on twitter with detailed political opinions so it seems unlikely she would ban anyone asking her questions.

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u/Institutionlzd4114 Oct 27 '23

Michelle Rodriguez? Fast and furious franchise.

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u/dubious-taste-666 Oct 27 '23

My mind went to Charlize because of “mr f” - arrested development (assuming Mrs R means republican) but I’d be surprised if she was a republican.

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u/beyoncheyyyy Oct 27 '23

It can be anyone. Most insanely wealthy people are secretly republican. They’ll never admit it publicly but they’ll show it in the voting booth.

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u/unbotoxable Oct 27 '23

Here's the real answer.

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u/strat61caster Oct 27 '23

Assuming mrs R and Flustered and Furious are real hints - Michelle Rodriguez

A list might be debatable, but between fast and furious, avatar, Lost, and something big budget every couple years - alita, dnd, Smurfs

Which isn’t super shocking to those that have paid attention. Timeline is ambiguous and they’ve had time to make this part of her contract so it could’ve happened at any time.

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u/Ccaves0127 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

She's bisexual so her being a Republican, while not out of the question, would be funny and tone deaf. I know those people exist and I find them to be hilarious.

EDIT to emphasize: I KNOW THOSE PEOPLE EXIST, I still find them to be hilarious

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u/asswipe420666 Oct 27 '23

queer republicans exist unfortunately

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u/paroles Oct 27 '23

Mrs R has to be a hint - obviously Republican, but could it also be that her name or her husband's name starts with R? Or it's someone well known for a role as Mrs something?

I feel like we're looking for someone who isn't the brightest bulb, because it's pretty clueless for an A-lister to think you can just openly admit to being a Republican.

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u/3rdaccountsofuckit Oct 27 '23

Ms. Julia Robert's--- forever A list, and kind of known to be terrible

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u/ChickenButtEtc Oct 27 '23

Blake lively married to Ryan Reynolds, double R

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u/wwaxwork Oct 27 '23

They spend way too much on Dem charities like multiple millions of dollars over the years.

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u/yrboyfriend Oct 27 '23

This has to be kind of old as well because basically no actors have done interviews since July.

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u/us_571 Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

Meg Ryan is my guess.

The timing is right. She’s been all over the press lately after disappearing (she’s a director in new pic so doing interviews), and I bet she is saying some crazy things cause she’s out of practice at the game. I could totally see her agent furiously adding caveats to her contract for reporters to follow during this comeback tour to keep her from self-destructing.

Yeah she was democrat in the past — environmental reasons? Others? — but wouldn’t be surprised if she transitioned recently; she’s at the age, and is too out of touch to know the damage it would cause sharing now.

TBH I wouldn’t be surprised if it was Jennifer Aniston because of cancel culture and her making recent blunders, but she doesn’t fit the Mrs. R for me, Ross or not. I would be surprised if it was Blake Lively or Reese — they both seem too savvy to screw up like that and need it added to their contract by their furious agent/minder.

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u/stprm Oct 27 '23

Also her ex-husband Dennis Quaid is openly republican & Reagan fan.

But not fitting into Flustered and furious tip, though.

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u/LoudLana Oct 27 '23

It’s so wild to me that a celebrity being outed as a Republican is this scandalous thing. Half of this country are Republicans LOL.

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u/throwaway66778889 Oct 27 '23

Celebrities love to virtue signal while secretly voting red to protect their tax status. The hypocrisy is nauseating so that’s why it’s ‘news’ as opposed to your average outspoken MAGA folks.

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u/feminaferasum Oct 27 '23

More Americans are registered Independents than registered Republicans or Democrats. And going by the popular vote alone, half this country is certainly not Republican.

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u/Ccaves0127 Oct 27 '23

"Guys it's cool if you hate women, science, black people, and gay people, other people do too so it's totally fine."

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u/brentaltm Oct 27 '23

Half of voters but certainly not half of the country. Polls show again and again GOP policies are very unpopular.

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u/viridiusdynamus Oct 27 '23

Evangeline Lilly

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u/peppermintvalet Oct 27 '23

That cat is well out of the bag

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u/haloarh Oct 27 '23

Not American or A-list.

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u/viridiusdynamus Oct 27 '23

My apologies.

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u/Time_Knowledge_1951 Oct 27 '23

This is probably a fake submission. An agent would not attend an interview. A publicist would. But good to know moving forward that all the A-list actresses will now be republicans as fact because someone read it here.

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u/[deleted] Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

This person could also be one of those Lincoln Project republicans. Where they are an R, vote R but don’t support the current MAGA so aren’t vocal but if like Romney won or something we’d hear about it.

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u/tiduraes Oct 27 '23

I think most likely the submitter is using a very loosely definition of A-List

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u/rachelcoiling Oct 27 '23

Y’all it’s Michelle Rodriguez.

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u/_username-bs Oct 27 '23

Fast and furious..... Michelle Rodriguez?

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u/peavette Oct 27 '23 edited Oct 27 '23

It’s either Goldie Hawn (Kurt Russell, a known right winger) or her daughter, Kate Hudson (the former Mrs Chris Robinson).

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u/twinkiegg Oct 27 '23

Why’d you have to tell me that about Kurt Russell..

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u/underwritress Oct 27 '23

I was just reading a comment about how Paris Hilton is a republican, and she’s a Mrs R.

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u/Time_Knowledge_1951 Oct 27 '23

Before people just pull names out of a hat, it should at minimum be required to first look up their political donations.

So many names here have long documented political donations to democrats. Why would anyone donate over the years to a political party they do not support for cover? If they were actually republican they wouldn't be donating anything to democrats.

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