Jason Beghe continues to push forth as a critic of Scientology, and following his interview detailing the COS’s fraudulent practices, he stepped out over the weekend to join an “Anonymous” protest in San Francisco. The proof is in the pictures, and this guy continues to display some serious balls.

On a related note, during one portion of that infamous interview, Jason was asked whether he thought speaking out against Scientology would negatively affect his Hollywood career. The veteran television and film actor dryly replied, “I’m probably not going to be doing any movies for United Artists any time soon.” United Artists is, of course, the troubled film studio helmed by Tom Cruise.

Hey, no worries, Jason, because the resurrection of United Artists for the “Wagner/Cruise Era” is proving to be a very short-lived venture indeed. When Cruise and his producing partner, Paula Wagner, took control of the dormant UA, the immediate production of two consecutive highly political films certainly wasn’t stated as the original plan. However, that’s exactly what happened. When Lions For Lambs failed to draw audiences willing to sit through a depressing blame game concerning the war in Iraq, experts estimated the film resulted in a staggering $50 million in losses. Seriously, UA will be extremely lucky if, despite the comic worth of a ridiculous display of the Cruise Nazi, Valkyrie fares any better.

So, exactly whose idea was it to resurrect UA solely on the basis of two agenda-heavy films starring the Cruise? Oh right, it was Tom Cruise’s idea. Brilliant work, mates!

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