Washington.- The president-elect of the United States, Donald Trump, announced this Thursday the appointment of actors and directors Sylvester Stallone (‘Rocky’) and Mel Gibson (‘Braveheart’), as well as actor Jon Voight (‘Midnight Cowboy’) , as special ambassadors in the “very problematic” Hollywood.
“They will help me as special envoys so that Hollywood, which in the last four years has lost a lot of business abroad, COME BIGGER, BETTER AND STRONGER THAN EVER,” he published on his social network, Truth Social.
The Republican lamented all the “problems” that he believes there are in Hollywood and created this position with the aim of improving the situation from a business point of view.
“These three talented men will be my eyes and ears. “I will do whatever they suggest,” he said.
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Stallone defined Trump at a dinner after he won the November presidential election, in which he served as master of ceremonies, as the second George Washington, the first American president (1789-1797) and one of the founding fathers of the nation. .
Gibson attacked Trump’s rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, whom he accused of having “the IQ of a fence.”
The Republican leader will be sworn in as president on January 20 on the steps of the United States Capitol and will take over from Democrat Joe Biden.
With information from EFE
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