As the comedian readies to debut her “A Hell of a Story,” she tells IndieWire what she hopes for a concert film that goes deep about the fallout from her infamous picture.
“You. Of all people. Just another Hollywood movie star phony,” Griffin wrote to Cheadle on Twitter.
Haddish’s comedy performance in Miami on December 31 resulted in walkouts and a lot of negative press.
“A comedy writer, being held to a higher standard than the President of the United States,” Griffin tweeted.
“You attacked him repeatedly while you knew he was dying.”
In her first acting appearance since her controversial photo shoot, the comedian shows that if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.
The comedian took advantage of her presenter status to speak her mind.
She says she pitched them several shows and a stand-up special.
Producers including Beau Willimon and Javier Grillo-Marxuach decry the double standards that led to the firing of Griffin and Reza Aslan while Trump remains untouched.
At least one person was unbothered by Griffin’s photo shoot.
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