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Can Sean Penn prove his worth as a humanitarian hero? – The Guardian
The director of Citizen Penn, a film that shows the actor’s reparative work in Haiti, argues that people need to leave their preconceptions aside
There are two Sean Penns, and we each decide which ones real based on our own political leanings and overall cynicism. Theres the attention-hogging Penn, a self-important blowhard hypocrite leveraging his celebrity to affect the appearance of a selfless do-gooder while enjoying a life of fabulous luxury on his own time. And theres the activist Penn, a workhorse putting in the effort to separate himself from the A-listers merely posturing as Mother-Teresas-in-training, who talks a big game about…
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