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Barry Keoghan has landed his next lead movie role in Amo Saddam.

Barry Keoghan is set to star in Amo Saddam, an upcoming drama film from Chernobyl director Johan Renck, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film will focus on the final days of former Iraqi president Hussein, with Keoghan set to play an American soldier tasked with guarding the dictator in the months leading up to […] The post Amo Saddam: Barry Keoghan to Star in Drama About Saddam Hussein’s Final Months appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.

Lois de Lafayette Washburn, an ultra-right-wing blogger from the 1930s, would salute the Capitol insurrectionists of today. by Lois de Lafayette Washburn of Chicago gives a Nazi salute as she leaves Federal District Court in Washington, D.C., April 17, 1944. She and 29 others were on trial, charged with conspiring with the Nazis to overthrow democracy in the United States. With her is Howard Victor Broenstrupp of Washington, D.C., another defendant. Lois Washburn cried out at the trial, "We are here to defend what you give, freedom from tyranny!" (AP) In April 1944, as Allied Forces prepa...

>> we begin tonight with torture outrage. arab tv networks plastering photos all over the air waves today of u.s. troops apparently abusing iraqi prisoners. we blurred out the images but we warn you some of them are disturbing. >> in the spring of 2004 is when i first heard about abu ghraib as being a potential scandal. abu ghraib was a prison that saddam hussein had operated with pretty horrific conditions. and then the coalition was using it to hold detainees. to the average american soldier, what you saw was mistreatment of iraqi prisoners by criminally ill-disciplined american guards. but ...

Today of u.s. troops apparently abusing iraqi prisoners. we blurred out the images but we warn you some of them are disturbing. >> in the spring of 2004 is when i first heard about abu ghraib as being a potential scandal. abu ghraib was a prison that saddam hussein had operated with pretty horrific conditions. and then the coalition was using it to hold detainees. to the average american soldier, what you saw was mistreatment of iraqi prisoners by criminally ill-disciplined american guards. but if you step back from that and you look at it from the eyes of iraqis, i think it was very different...