Abe pays his respects to F. Murray Abraham, but the “F” in his name has no specific meaning. F. Murray believes that the business generates billions while average actors struggle to make a living. He emphasizes the importance of respect, a livable income, and free health care for actors, which are only provided by unions. F. Murray believes that a strong middle class is essential for democracy and expects the same benefits for actors. He highlights the issue of workers losing their homes due to medical bills and calls for fair taxation, suggesting a flat rate of 20% to fund programs such as Social Security. F. Murray also recounts a time when he defended a young actress who was mistreated by a director, resulting in his own firing. Despite the challenges, F. Murray tries to bring humor to set by dropping his pants (with his underwear on) to make others laugh. He criticizes the entertainment industry for neglecting average people and looks forward to his upcoming role in a musical adaptation of “The Queen of Versailles.” On a different note, the article brings attention to the Queen of Hearts from “Alice in Wonderland” and draws a comparison to the current political climate. It also mentions Bill O’Reilly discouraging the consumption of peanut butter, almonds, and spinach, which the author disagrees with. The article briefly discusses designer Tom Ford’s purchase of Jackie O’s childhood home and shoe designer Steve Madden’s book “The Cobbler,” in which he shares his personal story of overcoming obstacles.
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