The Hollywood star, American actor, Sean Penn, has criticized Americans who have not yet received a vaccine (Covid-19).
In statements to CNN, the 60-year-old compared those who have not yet received the vaccine in public places, as “pointing a gun at someone’s face.”
“You can’t get around pointing a gun at someone, which is what happens when people are not vaccinated against the coronavirus,” he said.
The Oscar-winning actor pleaded: “I think everyone should be vaccinated, I think it should be mandatory, like turning on the headlights of a car in the evening.”
A week ago, Shawn sent a message to moviegoers who are not vaccinated with the new “Corona” virus, which is not to go to movie theaters, during the premiere of his latest movie “Flag Day”, which was held at the Directors Guild of America.
He said: “For those who have not been vaccinated, do not go to the cinemas, stay at home until you are convinced of these very clearly safe vaccines, we have normalized the idea of radical libertarianism, and it is in fact a violation of the idea of interdependence, independence can not live without interdependence, and that is The idea of vaccines which is a great movement of interdependence.”
And starring in “Flag Day” is Dylan Penn, the daughter of Sean Penn, who said that she initially refused the opportunity to star in her father’s new movie, which is her first major role, but eventually agreed.
