A Paramount spokesperson accused Mark Ruffalo of invoking antisemitic tropes in purported service of a business dispute.
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- A Paramount spokesperson accused Mark Ruffalo of invoking antisemitic tropes in purported service of a business dispute.
In response, a Paramount spokesperson accused Ruffalo of invoking “antisemitic tropes” in “purported service of a business dispute.”
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Origin: extracted from Mark Ruffalo Defended in Open Letter Against Antisemitism Claims · 2026-09-09 07:40