

Kevin Sorbo: How I Got Blacklisted by Hollywood
Aug 21, 2024
Kevin Sorbo, best known for his iconic roles in Hercules and Andromeda, discusses his experience of being blacklisted in Hollywood due to his Christian conservative beliefs. He explores the struggle for authentic voices in filmmaking and the ideological biases that shape the industry. Sorbo highlights the importance of independent films that promote positive messages and reflects on how the pandemic affected public trust. The conversation emphasizes unity, hope, and the role of morality in storytelling during times of societal tension.
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Sorbo's Blacklisting and Success
- Kevin Sorbo discusses his blacklisting from Hollywood for his Christian conservative views.
- He formed Sorbo Studios and now produces four movies a year, finding success independently.
Netflix Offer
- Kevin Sorbo was offered to head an inspirational division at Netflix but declined.
- He believed they weren't serious about catering to the 80 million American homes seeking family-friendly content.
Kisin's LA Experience
- Konstantin Kisin shares his experience of visiting LA for the first time.
- He found the Hollywood bubble bizarre and felt the people there needed God.