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stephsteele66 I'm not trying to say that Greatest Showman was accurate (it was garbage), but i am saying that Barnum was not purely a villain, which has become in vogue way to talk about him. He did some things that were definitely wrong, but he also did some things that were wonderful,… Read More

P.T. Barnum was not a saint, but he wasn’t a devil, either. $150 was equivalent to nearly $4000, so Esau was very well-paid, as were most of human anomalies that worked for him. Col. Tom Thumb, for example, owned two mansions. The people who worked for him had overall far better… Read More

Except the laborers were not slaves, of any derivation. They were paid workers

S.T.E.P.H.E.N. R.O.O.T. Never gives the same performance twice

Wait, wait! Let me get my pearls, so I can clutch them! He wasn’t rude, he gave honest answers to pointless questions, instead of the usual Hollywood reach around

Elvis would’ve had to lose a lot of weight, to end up looking like that.

21. That’s actually a pretty standard, and utilitarian feature

I find it a little hard to believe that McLean Stevenson thought he should have been the star of M*A*S*H. Henry was always a supporting character, both in the movie and in the series.

Wrong

I think the “it’s a movie, don’t take it so seriously!” argument applies to Buzzfeed articles. It’s a stupid-ass Buzzfeed article. Who cares?