6 Hollywood Stars Who Don’t Like Russia

The Cold War has passed, but some representatives of the American show business continue to speak rather unflatteringly about Russia. Among them there are world-class stars. Today we will talk about the most violent opponents of Russia. Jennifer Lawrence Jennifer Lawrence is best known for her roles in X-Men and The Hunger Games. In the film "Red Sparrow" the actress played a Russian spy. Jennifer reluctantly agreed to this role, as she was very embarrassed by the origin of the main character. According to the actress, she did not want to have anything to do with Russia. And at one of the press conferences, Lawrence refused to communicate with Russian journalists at all. At her request, they were politely asked to leave the event. The main reason for such hostility is political differences. Katy Perry Katy Perry also has a rather ambiguous attitude towards Russia. Moreover, the singer never commented on the reason for her dislike. While still quite young, the artist said that she would not go to Russia under any pretext. In 2009, she broke her word and visited Moscow, where she apologized for her unfriendly remarks. A little later, Katy came to visit Jimmy Kimmel, the host of a popular evening show, who invited her to spin the globe to select a country for her next trip. The artist agreed, but at the same time she was very afraid to be in Russia again, which upset the Russian fans very much. Jim Carrey Despite the fact that Jim Carrey is a national favorite in Russia, he treats it with caution. The popular actor accuses the Kremlin of interfering in free US elections. Moreover, he even deleted his account from Facebook after Mark Zuckerberg spoke about the sale of part of the advertising space to Russian companies. Morgan Freeman Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman has similar views. The Shawshank Redemption star appeared in a video in which he publicly accused the Russian government of attacking American democracy during the 2016 US election. Kremlin representatives did not stand aside and commented on the situation, calling the accusations baseless and purely emotional. Mark Ruffalo Mark Ruffalo, who played the Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, dislikes Russia because of the oppression of sexual minorities. And although the actor himself is not gay, he is very partial to the fate of people with a non-traditional orientation. In 2018, Ruffalo visited Russia, but was dissatisfied with his trip. The actor did not like the too close attention of the "KGB guards", who, according to him, continued to follow him even in the toilet. George Clooney George Clooney is concerned about the Kremlin's interference in the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine. The actor opposed the annexation of Crimea to Russia. He is also alarmed by the general democratic situation that has developed in the country. In his opinion, the Russians, like the Soviet people, are still intimidated by the authorities and are absolutely not free.

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