Laurence Fox. The twat.

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[andysays]

I'm guessing Lozza doesn't receive many film scripts these days, interesting or otherwise.

 

[gosub]

I'm guessing Lozza doesn't receive many film scripts these days, interesting or otherwise.

From his comment about being an actor who could nt even get arrested not sure he understood his role in Lewis either

 

[WouldBe]

I'm guessing Lozza doesn't receive many film scripts these days, interesting or otherwise.

If they made a film of his trial he probably wouldn't get an audition let alone be cast.

 

[quiet guy]

He must be crap if at this time of year he wasn't able to even get a panto part.
Oy Lozza, your career, its behind you.

 

[brogdale]

He must be crap if at this time of year he wasn't able to even get a panto part.
Oy Lozza, your career, its behind you.

Not even in Snow White!

 

[existentialist]

He must be crap if at this time of year he wasn't able to even get a panto part.
Oy Lozza, your career, its behind you.

The trouble is that, with his RL reputation, the only place he could be profitably cast would be as the villain. And, to be utterly frank, he'd make an absolutely pathetic villain.

 

[WouldBe]

He must be crap if at this time of year he wasn't able to even get a panto part.
Oy Lozza, your career, its behind you.

Which panto has daisy the cow in?

Lozza would make a good arse.

 

[Rob Ray]

The trouble is that, with his RL reputation, the only place he could be profitably cast would be as the villain. And, to be utterly frank, he'd make an absolutely pathetic villain.

He'd do an okay Renfield, or maybe an Igor. Something where he can put that "pent up divorcee feeling sorry for himself" vibe to good use.

 

[belboid]

He’d never agree to appear in a show starring a man identifying as a woman.

Plus every time the audience shouted out “it’s behind you” he’d think they were on about his career.

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Every time the audience shouted out “it’s behind you” he’d think they were on about his career.

Well they wouldn't be far wrong...

 

[Mezzer]

To quote Taylor Swift: “Trash takes itself out every single time.”

 

[tim]

He must be crap if at this time of year he wasn't able to even get a panto part.
Oy Lozza, your career, its behind you.

Oh, no it isn't!

 

[quiet guy]

He just can't help himself. Ever time he opens his gob or puts finger to keyboard he drops himself further in the shit.
Long may it continue

 

[LeytonCatLady]

He just can't help himself. Ever time he opens his gob or puts finger to keyboard he drops himself further in the shit.
Long may it continue

I should have known that yesterday's praise of Denzel Washington was just more groundwork laying so that when he's blatantly racist the next day we're supposed to think "Well he likes Denzel so he can't be that racist". I just found it amusing that he used the same actor that David Brent used to make peace with Oliver after getting in trouble for his black joke. I wonder if Fox actually watches The Office without realising it's an amusing satire on how not to act!

 

[brogdale]

I should have known that yesterday's praise of Denzel Washington was just more groundwork laying so that when he's blatantly racist the next day we're supposed to think "Well he likes Denzel so he can't be that racist". I just found it amusing that he used the same actor that David Brent used to make peace with Oliver after getting in trouble for his black joke. I wonder if Fox actually watches The Office without realising it's an amusing satire on how not to act!

Basically unrelated, but this has just triggered a memory of 2010 when Cameron "met a 40 year old black man in Plymouth" who had served in the Navy for 30 years.

 

[danny la rouge]

Even the turn of phrase, for fuck sake! “Because the white man decided”. Who says “The white man.”? That’s a marker of a racist mindset right there.

 

[Karl Masks]

We will have come full circle when Larry accepts a role playing Widow Twankee

 

[xenon]

Wow he’s actually saying there no good black actors.

 

[brogdale]

Wow he’s actually saying there no good black actors.

All actors matter

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Wow he’s actually saying there no good black actors.

Unfortunately the judge in his libel case (Mrs Justice Collins Rice) doesn't seem to have a Twitter or I would have tagged her in.

 

[scalyboy]

We will have come full circle when Larry accepts a role playing Widow Twankee

Wizard Wanky more like

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Basically unrelated, but this has just triggered a memory of 2010 when Cameron "met a 40 year old black man in Plymouth" who had served in the Navy for 30 years.

Jesus, did he?! I never thought there was a PM thicker than Boris Johnson.

 

[brogdale]

Jesus, did he?! I never thought there was a PM thicker than Boris Johnson.

Oh yes, he did!

 

[brogdale]

There's no way that Fox would go for Panto now that it's gone totally woke, cancelled the racist casting and advocated inclusivity of actors from the global majority.

 

[gosub]

There's no way that Fox would go for Panto now that it's gone totally woke, cancelled the racist casting and advocated inclusivity of actors from the global majority.

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Could try punch and Judy and start calling himself a Professor

 

[Brayfart]

Wow he’s actually saying there no good black actors.

No he's not, he's given three examples of black actors who have succeeded without the help of liberals (woke people/ whatever) and is accusing those who push for more diverse representation (who he characterises as 'the white man') of racism because (in his argument) black actors are doing just fine without their help.

 

[krtek a houby]

Jesus, did he?! I never thought there was a PM thicker than Boris Johnson.

Iirc, there was a bit of fun with a Cameron generating meme/headline "I met a black man" which would churn out amusing and patronising stuff you could imagine him saying.

 

[LeytonCatLady]

No he's not, he's given three examples of black actors who have succeeded without the help of liberals (woke people/ whatever) and is accusing those who push for more diverse representation (who he characterises as 'the white man') of racism because (in his argument) black actors are doing just fine without their help.

It wasn't Laurence Fox citing those three actors though, it was the person he was replying to.