'Hercules' star Kevin Sorbo says California can keep its taxes, traffic and 'negativity': 'I'm done'
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Key Points:
- Kevin Sorbo, known for his role in "Hercules," has no plans to return to California, citing high taxes, traffic congestion, and negativity as key reasons for his permanent move to Florida nearly seven years ago.
- Sorbo appreciates Florida’s acceptance and the supportive independent film community, contrasting it with Hollywood’s alleged blacklisting of conservatives and Christians, which he describes as immature and divisive behavior.
- His latest faith-based film, "Elijah Peel," inspired by a true story and executive produced by Willie and Korie Robertson, highlights the growing market for faith-driven movies outside mainstream Hollywood.
- Sorbo remains vocal about his conservative views despite being "canceled," encouraging other conservatives in the entertainment industry to be open about their beliefs.
- Outside of his career, Sorbo emphasizes the importance of family, crediting his long-lasting marriage and homeschooling advocacy for his children’s positive upbringing.
