Title: 15 Evil People Who Run Hollywood | TheTalko
Headings: 15 Evil People Who Run Hollywood
15 Evil People Who Run Hollywood
15 Donald Trump
14 Mel Gibson
13 Oliver Stone
12 James Cameron
11 Ari Emanuel
10 Harvey Weinstein
9 Arnold Schwarzenegger
8 Roman Polanski
7 Bryan Singer
6 Bill Cosby
5 Jason Murphy
4 Walt Disney
3 Woody Allen
2 Kris Jenner
1 Brett Ratner

Content: 9 Arnold Schwarzenegger
Via Huffington Post
As of late, the Austrian-American actor/body builder/”It’s not a tumor” former governor with a last name you wouldn’t want to spell in a clutch situation has been openly feuding with President Trump over a rather trivial matter regarding TV ratings. But years before, Arnold Schwarzenegger was faced with an entire plethora of physical and personal misconduct allegations from several women. Like most men in the business, Schwarzenegger took the “Nah, didn’t happen, nope” stance and simply denied, denied, denied. He did apologize for past behavior but stated that not everything the public hears is true. Schwarzenegger may have been box office gold in the 1980’s, but it was his marriage to Kennedy royalty Maria Shriver (now separated) that made him bulletproof in both the Hollywood industry AND the political world. Because of his humanitarian acts (including being heavily involved with the Special Olympics, which was founded by his former mother-in-law Eunice Kennedy Shiver), both Hollywood and the public seem to forgive him for his atrocious acts toward women, making him a very dangerous, yet powerful, individual. 8 Roman Polanski
Via The Hollywood Reporter
Practically everyone knows the story of director Roman Polanski and if you don’t, I’d say it’s about time you crawl out from under whatever rock is shielding you from life. Polanski was arrested and charged with the assult of a young 13-year-old model in 1977, eight years after his pregnant wife Sharon Tate was murdered by the Manson Family. After he was released from prison (he only served a little over a month), he fled to Paris before his sentence was handed down by a judge. While living overseas, Polanski continued to make award-winning movies that were praised by Hollywood, including The Pianist, Oliver Twist, and The Ghost Writer, and received numerous Academy Awards, even though he wasn’t able to travel back to the states in order to accept them.