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Ben Stiller refuses to apologise for Tropic Thunder and says he's super proud of the movie. Ben Stiller is standing by his film Tropic Thunder despite years of controversy. The man behind the movie's lead character Tugg Speedman hit back at a tweet claiming he had apologised for appearing in the controversial 2007 movie, which sends up multiple stereotypes and features Robert Downey Jr. in blackface.
"I make no apologies for Tropic Thunder. Don't know who told you that. It's always been a controversial movie since when we opened," he tweeted.
Stiller added: "Proud of it and the work everyone did on it."
"Even funnier now, with cancel culture the way it is. It's a MOVIE. Ya'll [sic] can just get over it.
"I was DYING laughing when I first saw it back in the day and so was everyone else."
Despite Stiller emphasising he was not apologising for the film, the Twitter user replied: "I'm guessing people saw this.... and took it, misconstrued it and ran with it.
The Twitter user also did not acknowledge that they had done precisely that.
Instead, they doubled down, adding: "I stand with you bro."
The Twitter user shared a tweet from Stiller from 2018 that read: "Actually Tropic Thunder was boycotted 10 years ago when it came out, and I apologised then.
"It was always meant to make fun of actors trying to do anything to win awards."
Others praised Ben Stiller for not feeling pressured into an apology for his past work.
One Twitter user responded: "Good for you. People have to not let themselves be 'bullied' into apologies for comedy routines, literature, films, or art they produced."
"I make no apologies for Tropic Thunder. Don't know who told you that. It's always been a controversial movie since when we opened," he tweeted.
Stiller added: "Proud of it and the work everyone did on it."
"Even funnier now, with cancel culture the way it is. It's a MOVIE. Ya'll [sic] can just get over it.
"I was DYING laughing when I first saw it back in the day and so was everyone else."
Despite Stiller emphasising he was not apologising for the film, the Twitter user replied: "I'm guessing people saw this.... and took it, misconstrued it and ran with it.
The Twitter user also did not acknowledge that they had done precisely that.
Instead, they doubled down, adding: "I stand with you bro."
The Twitter user shared a tweet from Stiller from 2018 that read: "Actually Tropic Thunder was boycotted 10 years ago when it came out, and I apologised then.
"It was always meant to make fun of actors trying to do anything to win awards."
Others praised Ben Stiller for not feeling pressured into an apology for his past work.
One Twitter user responded: "Good for you. People have to not let themselves be 'bullied' into apologies for comedy routines, literature, films, or art they produced."
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