Oscar-nominated Ethan Hawke sees a future where “massive movements” in the arts rebel against “the greedy bastards that think they control everybody.” He believes “they always lose in the end. And they’re all going in the grave eventually. They think they’re winning, but they’re losing because their lives are worthless.”
\n\nHawke said this during an interview with the far-left GQ Magazine, which is owned by Condé Nast, a billion-dollar multinational corporation. Just saying.
\n\nI believe in rebellion. And I think we’re fundamentally not superficial. And I think people are going to wake up and punch back and there’s going to be massive movements in music and massive movements in live theater and massive movements of people getting together. We’re not done. We’re an ongoing poem. So it’s not like it all stopped today just with some kind of harsh reality. I believe in rebellion and it’s always churning up the soil. So don’t worry that the money and the greedy bastards that think they control everybody, they always lose in the end. And they’re all going in the grave eventually. They think they’re winning, but they’re losing because their lives are worthless.
\n\nThe full context revolves around the 55-year-old Hawke’s…
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