article_snippet: The millionaire actor, who has enjoyed a dizzying rise to international superstardom with the Hobbit trilogy, was the focus of a glossy three-minute film in which he insisted Mr Miliband’s party
article_snippet: would ‘make sure the economy works for all of us, not just the privileged few’.
article_snippet: Hollywood actor Martin Freeman is the focus of a glossy three-minute film in which Hollywood actor Martin Freeman insists Mr Miliband’s party would ‘make sure the economy works for all of us, not just the privileged few’
article_snippet: far-left socialist party which openly refused to vote Labour at the 2005 general election.
article_snippet: In an address straight to the camera, the 43-year-old, who also stars in Sherlock, claimed the Tories would take the country on a ‘rollercoaster of cuts’ while Labour would ‘make sure the economy works for all of us, not just the privileged few, like me’.
article_snippet: The actor also insisted the Tories
article_snippet: ‘don’t believe in the NHS’ and added: ‘For The actor, there’s only one choice –
article_snippet: The Socialist Labour Party, which is now almost defunct, campaigns for the ‘abolition of capitalism’ and the nationalisation of virtually every industry.
article_snippet: Tory MP Nigel Adams said: ‘Even Bilbo Baggins has recognised how far Labour has lurched to the Left, imagine the chaos Red Ed would cause across Britain and the Shire.
article_snippet: A spokesman for the actor was asked to comment, but did not respond.
article_snippet: Labour said the party election broadcast had received ‘unprecedented’ interest on the internet, with hundreds of thousands of people choosing to watch.
highlights_snippet: Millionaire is focus of three-minute film promoting Ed Miliband's party .
  