Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: 'Nobody Wants This' star accuses Israel of 'genocide' Moms for Liberty co-founder warns parents about Ms Rachel’s political activism, ‘Not Mr Rogers’ 'Wizards of Waverly Place' star David Henrie says his faith cost him agents, money and friends in Hollywood While veteran actor, singer and filmmaker Robert Davi has long been an outspoken critic of California’s political leadership, its current policies and Hollywood’s cultural direction, he never really saw himself leaving the Golden State. The 75-year-old character actor, known for playing iconic tough guys in films like “The Goonies” and “Die Hard,” as well as a James Bond villain in “License to Kill,” may have been born and raised in a tight-knit Italian family in Queens, New York but Los Angeles became his adopted home in 1977. Like many others before and after him, he headed west to the Golden State when his on-screen career began to take off, and he grew accustomed to the California lifestyle.
