Kevin Sorbo says he's done with California taxes, traffic, negativity
Fox News • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Kevin Sorbo, known for his role in "Hercules," has no plans to return to California, citing high taxes, traffic, and negativity as his main reasons for relocating to Florida nearly seven years ago.
- Sorbo appreciates Florida for its acceptance and supportive independent film community, contrasting it with what he describes as Hollywood's "blacklisting" of conservatives and Christians.
- He likens Hollywood's treatment of conservative viewpoints to "seventh grade mean girls," criticizing the industry's intolerance and encouraging conservatives in entertainment to be more open about their beliefs.
- Sorbo's latest faith-based film, "Elijah Peel," highlights themes of redemption and spirituality, and he believes the growing audience for such films diminishes the need for Hollywood's approval.
- Outside of his career, Sorbo emphasizes the importance of family, crediting humor, compromise, and homeschooling for his strong marriage and well-raised children.
