Paramount CEO Bob Bakish warns that censoring entertainment and "reflecting different sensibilities" is a "mistake"

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Paramount CEO Bob Bakish declared on Monday that his company would not censor old content of material that could offend modern viewers. 

"By definition, there are some that were made at different times and reflected different sensibilities," Bakish explained, according to the Guardian's June 20th article. 

He goes on to say, "I don't believe in censoring historically made art. That's probably a mistake. It's all on demand. You need to see what you don't need. No. "

Los Angeles-May 16: Movie" Top Gun ”, directed by Tony Scott. What you see here is Tom Cruise as Lieutenant Pete "Maverick" Mitchell on the Kawasaki GPZ900R. First theatrical release on May 16, 1986. Screen capture. Paramount Pictures. (Photo by CBS via Getty Images)

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HBO Max has temporarily withdrawn from programming "Gone with the Wind" in the wake of George Floyd's death in 2020, and is co-host of "The View" Whoopi Goldberg. Condemned the idea of ​​. Censor an old movieabout the American past. 

"Personally, if you put the thing in the context of the historical , I think it's , because when you start , Because it pulls every movie ... It pulls every Blaxploitation movie because they don't portray us the right way, "Goldberg said at the time. I am saying. 

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Clark Gable (1901–1960), American actor Vivien Leigh (1913) -1967), British actress, Gone with the Wind, in an advertisement still published in 1939. The drama directed by Victor Fleming (1889-1949) starred Gable as "Rhett Butler" and Lee as "Scarlet O". original". (Photo by Silver Screen Collection / Getty Images)

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