Hollywood has lost another one of its own, and the media can hardly contain its grief. C.W. Morgan, the actor best remembered for playing Hank Loomis—father to a killer—in the original “Scream,” has died at 72. Once again, the entertainment industry rallies around one of its own with over-the-top mourning, pretending these actors are more important than the real heroes of America. When it comes to real sacrifice, you’d be lucky to catch Hollywood even mentioning law enforcement or the military in the same breath as their beloved movie stars.
People forget “Scream” first hit theaters in 1996, during a time when Hollywood still made films that at least tried to entertain instead of lecturing viewers about woke ideology and political correctness. Back then, actors like C.W. Morgan quietly did their jobs, delivered their lines, and let the work speak for itself. No one needed to make a spectacle about virtue-signaling at every awards show, or take a knee because it was fashionable.
Now, with Morgan’s passing, industry insiders will rush to praise him and remind us all of how important their contributions are. But what kind of example has Hollywood actually set for the rest of the country? They’ve become globalist mouthpieces more interested in lecturing Middle America than telling good stories. They put on a sad face for the cameras, clutching their pearls, all while ignoring the hardworking Americans they regularly mock from their ivory towers.
Let’s be real—Hollywood hasn’t respected conservative values or true freedom for decades. They keep churning out movies that demonize traditional families, push progressive nonsense, and rewrite history. Not long ago, actors like Morgan would play the steady father figure, but now, if you wrote that script, they’d reject it for being “problematic.” It’s no wonder ordinary Americans have tuned out of what Tinseltown keeps selling.
So yes, a “Scream” star is gone, but what’s really dying is the Hollywood that once connected with real people. Maybe Morgan’s passing should remind everyone that small roles and old-school values built this industry—something the liberal elite seem desperate to erase. Maybe it’s time they learned a little about humility and respect for the country that allowed them their riches in the first place. Or is that too much to ask for the self-obsessed world of Hollywood?
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