Dennis Quaid claims that Facebook is blocking his new movie about Ronald Reagan.
Quaid believes the social media giant is unfairly censoring content related to his biopic, which has caused quite a stir. He argues that the platform’s actions are hindering the film’s promotion and reach, making it difficult for audiences to learn about the project. “It’s frustrating,” he said, emphasizing how important it is for people to see this story.
I think it’s strange how social media can control what we see.
The actor feels that this kind of censorship is not just unfair but also harmful to artistic expression. He mentioned that other films don’t seem to face the same issues, suggesting a bias against his work. Quaid’s frustration is palpable as he continues to push for more visibility for his film.
In an unexpected twist, Quaid even hinted at possible legal action if the situation doesn’t improve. This adds another layer of complexity to an already tangled issue.