02-11-2009, 01:25 PM
John Byrne
Published: Wednesday February 11, 2009
Michael Moore is looking for cash.
Not cash to fund a movie -- but cash, the kind that trickles through the fingers of New York bankers. In a posting on his blog Monday, he called on people who work on Wall Street or in the financial industry to come forward and share with him and his film "what they know."
"Based on those who have already contacted me, I believe there are a number of you who know "the real deal" about the abuses that have been happening," Moore wrote in a blog post Wednesday. "You have information that the American people need to hear. I am humbly asking you for a moment of courage, to be a hero and help me expose the biggest swindle in American history."
"A few good people have already come forward, which leads me to believe there are many more of you out there who know what's going on," he added.
Moore's posting offers a tantalizing hint to an element of his new project. If he's successful in the way he was in "Sicko," an expose on the US healthcare system, his next film could be both timely and scathing.
"All correspondence with me will be kept confidential," Moore promises. "Your identity will be protected and you will decide to what extent you wish to participate in telling the greatest crime story ever told."
Moore joked that his regular readers would be flummoxed: "I thought he said he was making a romantic comedy!"
"Well, I just can't say much right now," he added. "I'm sure you can understand why. One thing I can tell you is that you're gonna like this movie when I'm done with it. Oh, yeah."
http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Michael_Mo..._0211.html
Published: Wednesday February 11, 2009
Michael Moore is looking for cash.
Not cash to fund a movie -- but cash, the kind that trickles through the fingers of New York bankers. In a posting on his blog Monday, he called on people who work on Wall Street or in the financial industry to come forward and share with him and his film "what they know."
"Based on those who have already contacted me, I believe there are a number of you who know "the real deal" about the abuses that have been happening," Moore wrote in a blog post Wednesday. "You have information that the American people need to hear. I am humbly asking you for a moment of courage, to be a hero and help me expose the biggest swindle in American history."
"A few good people have already come forward, which leads me to believe there are many more of you out there who know what's going on," he added.
Moore's posting offers a tantalizing hint to an element of his new project. If he's successful in the way he was in "Sicko," an expose on the US healthcare system, his next film could be both timely and scathing.
"All correspondence with me will be kept confidential," Moore promises. "Your identity will be protected and you will decide to what extent you wish to participate in telling the greatest crime story ever told."
Moore joked that his regular readers would be flummoxed: "I thought he said he was making a romantic comedy!"
"Well, I just can't say much right now," he added. "I'm sure you can understand why. One thing I can tell you is that you're gonna like this movie when I'm done with it. Oh, yeah."
http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Michael_Mo..._0211.html