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Stephen Baldwin compares self to Job, will act for money
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Ali
3rd May 2010
Hollywood actor Stephen Baldwin, of The Usual Suspects and Biodome fame, needs your help to spread the word of God. Uh, hey buddy, can you spare a dime for a brother in need?
If ever there was a Hollywood family that actually deserved the reality TV treatment, it'd be the Baldwins. You'd have Alec (Alpha Baldwin), with his messy divorce and "thoughtless little pig" daughter; you'd have Billy (Lesser Baldwin), who totally dropped off the radar. Then you'd have the dozen or so minor Baldwins to pad out the running time. Throw in some comedy sound effects and you've got yourself a TV show!
Let us not forget Stephen Baldwin, he of The Usual Suspects excellence and subsequent career fartsplosion. If you saw him annoying the shit out of everyone on the last Celebrity Big Brother (moreso than most housemates), you'll already know that Stephen became God-Botherer Baldwin in 2002 when he decided to spread the word of Jesus Christ. Strangely, the roles started to dry up and he was recently declared bankrupt. (*blows horn*) Listen up, world. A Baldwin needs us!
The press have just picked up on a website called RestoreStephenBaldwin.org, an organisation whose sole reason seems to be to beg for donations from stupid Christians to keep up payments on his lavish lifestyle. Not a hoax. The site reads:
Speaking to PopEater, Baldwin explained everything. Just a heads up: this is going to make you want to punch him in the face even more than you already want to.
"Well, as a result of my decision that I made as a born-again Christian... I made the choice to no longer participate in playing those roles in the past, [and] it affected my income. I was easily making a million and a half to two million bucks a year and living pretty dang good... I'm feeling like I just don't want to play those roles anymore.
"I think the motivation for this vision, called 'All Who Knew Him,' and the launch of that being RestoreStephenBaldwin.org, this guy was saying, "Hey, if you're a Christian and person of faith, there are people doubting whether or not the God of Stephen's faith had abandoned him, and here's a way we can step up and say, 'This is our expression of wanting to counteract that.'""
Have you ever felt less sympathy for anyone in your entire life? He'd get better PR by launching a website called FuckHaiti.net.
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