‘Passion of the Christ’ director Mel Gibson endorses Trump

Actor and The Ardour of the Christ director Mel Gibson lately revealed his help for former President Donald Trump and expressed his perception that Vice President Kamala Harris sports activities each an “appalling track record” and a low IQ.

“I don’t think it’s gonna surprise anyone who I vote for,” Gibson instructed a TMZ reporter who approached him Thursday on the Los Angeles Worldwide Airport.

The reporter at first requested Gibson about whether or not 56-year-old actor Jim Caviezel is simply too previous to play Jesus Christ within the upcoming sequel to The Ardour of the Christ, after which pivoted to the election after the director was sparse on solutions.

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BREAKING: MEL GIBSON CONFIRMS HE IS VOTING FOR DONALD TRUMP

“SHE’S GOT THE IQ OF A FENCE POST” pic.twitter.com/6fOxh9vWP2

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Trailing Gibson down the steps, the reporter requested if it was a “bad guess” that he can be voting for Trump.

“I think that’s a pretty good guess,” the actor replied earlier than railing towards Harris’ file.

“I know what it’ll be like if we let her in,” Gibson mentioned in response to a query about what a second Trump time period would appear like. “That ain’t good.”

Gibson added that Harris has “a miserable track record, an appalling track record, no policies to speak of, and she’s got the IQ of a fence post.”

In response to a follow-up query about whether or not Harris would safe the border, Gibson replied merely, “Nope,” in keeping with a full video of the trade.

The reporter continued to press the director about whether or not he would ever make a flattering movie about Trump, at which level he shut the dialog down and mentioned, “I’ve gotta go, guys.”

In 2021, Gibson was photographed saluting Trump once they crossed paths at a UFC match close to Las Vegas, in keeping with the New York Submit.

The sequel to Gibson’s blockbuster movie in regards to the last 12 hours of Jesus’ life, which grossed $600 million worldwide, is slated to start out filming in 2025 and can give attention to the resurrection, in keeping with a report by Consequence that cited Italpress.

Gibson, who was lately noticed scouting for filming places in Malta, has hinted that the movie will contact on the non secular warfare that happened amid the dying and resurrection of Jesus.

“It’s not just about what happened in those three days; it’s about what happened in the entire realm — the spiritual world and all that unfolded there,” he mentioned in a latest interview.

The movie is slated to have a launch date in 2026, which is 22 years after the unique movie was launched.