Initially recognized by numerous UK viewers through his character Zed in the Police Academy movies, Bobcat Goldthwait has since shifted his focus from his eccentric, spacey stand-up persona to concentrate on writing and directing. His work, particularly the dark satire God Bless America, showcases this newfound wildness as terminally ill Frank (Joel Murray) teams up with an unconventional ally, 16-year-old Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr), on a violent crusade to eliminate society’s most detestable individuals.
This movie is packed with bold, unapologetic satire, targeting a wide range of subjects including TNZ news, reality TV, and more, leaving viewers both stunned and shocked – even the opening scene featuring a neighbor’s loud baby includes an astonishing moment that seems almost too daring to have slipped through the censors.
Behind the camera, Bobcat Goldthwait presents a contrasting persona. We managed to engage him in a comprehensive discussion about the stirring debate surrounding ‘God Bless America’.
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