After the unprecedented success of his latest film Reagan, which shattered box office records and earned $1 billion in just one week, Dennis Quaid has signed a $100 million deal with Warner Bros to star in an upcoming non-woke movie. This announcement comes as Hollywood witnesses a growing shift in audience preferences, with more moviegoers gravitating toward films that celebrate traditional values and resist the trend of politically charged, agenda-driven storytelling.
The success of Reagan, a film that resonated with audiences across the political spectrum, has catapulted Quaid into the spotlight as a leading figure in a new wave of Hollywood productions. These productions prioritize storytelling, character development, and timeless themes of resilience, courage, and leadership over divisive and polarizing content.
Reagan was initially met with skepticism from Hollywood insiders who doubted its potential to perform well at the box office. The film, which tells the story of Ronald Reagan’s rise from Hollywood actor to 40th President of the United States, took an unconventional narrative approach by exploring his life through the eyes of Viktor Petrovich, a former KGB agent. The unique perspective gave the film a fresh, compelling angle, appealing to viewers who wanted a more nuanced portrayal of Reagan’s life.
