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Kevin Sorbo Blasts 'Wussy' Men In Hollywood - Vimarsana News

Kevin Sorbo Blasts 'Wussy' Men In Hollywood

Actor Kevin Sorbo, best known for playing Hercules, slammed men in Hollywood for not being masculine enough in a recently published essay.

Hercules star Kevin Sorbo, 65, brands Hollywood men 'bumbling idiots' and claims feminists are forcing males to be 'wussies': 'We normalise androgyny and misunderstand masculinity - Vimarsana News

Hercules star Kevin Sorbo, 65, brands Hollywood men 'bumbling idiots' and claims feminists are forcing males to be 'wussies': 'We normalise androgyny and misunderstand masculinity

Kevin Sorbo has branded Hollywood men 'bumbling, useless idiots' with a 'misunderstanding of masculinity'. 

Hercules star Kevin Sorbo complains Hollywood men aren't 'manly' anymore - Vimarsana News

Hercules star Kevin Sorbo complains Hollywood men aren't 'manly' anymore

The actor, best known for starring in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, claimed in an op-ed there is an 'anti-men' ethos in US films.

Source: joe.co.uk
Hollywood actor slams lack of 'manly' men and aims at Timothée Chalamet - Vimarsana News

Hollywood actor slams lack of 'manly' men and aims at Timothée Chalamet

Kevin Sorbo, best known for playing Hercules on TV in the 1990s, has taken aim at the lack of 'manly' men in the movies and TV shows today.

Kevin Sorbo Op-ed: Let's make Hollywood manly again - Vimarsana News

Kevin Sorbo Op-ed: Let's make Hollywood manly again

By Kevin Sorbo Fox News | Published September 19, 2023 9:00am EDT Read more at https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/lets-make-hollywood-manly-again "Leave the saving of the world to the men? I don't think so," quipped Elastigirl in Pixar’s "The Incredibles."  That was 2004. Since then, Helen Parr’s popular feminist maxim has come to define Hollywood’s endemic anti-man ethos. Her words seem to underlie every major…