The only star of “Dawson’s Creek” who actually went on to have a promising career will now squander her talents on an abortion propaganda movie.
The only star of “Dawson’s Creek” who actually went on to have a promising career will now squander her talents on an abortion propaganda movie.
Actress Michelle Williams, whose name you might remember from the big pay-scandal-that-wasn’t this past December, will star in the upcoming abortion drama “This Is Jane.”
According to LifeNews, “This Is Jane” will tell the true story surrounding the illegal pro-abortion group called “The Jane Collective,” who formed “an underground network responsible for thousands of U. S. illegal abortions in the ’ 60s and ’70s.” Michelle Williams will be playing the group’s founder, Jenny.
So, basically, a group that willfully broke the law to kill thousands of innocent unborn children will now be lionized in a major Hollywood film with a well-known actress in the starring role. Here’s how Deadline framed it: “Jane was run by a group of women who taught themselves how to perform abortions in the years before Roe v. Wade. From 1968-73, they helped more than 11,000 women by providing safe – albeit illegal – services denied by the medical establishment.”
Williams will also serve as a producer on the Amazon Studios project. The script is based on Laura Kaplan’s nonfiction book “The Story of Jane: The Legendary Underground Feminist Abortion Service.”
Apparently, the Jane Collective is hot stuff in Hollywood right now, with yet another film, “Ask For Jane,” being already in the works.
This goes without saying, but the feminists are already combusting.
“But considering our current administration I’d say the more media we can get about underground abortion collectives, the better!” Jezebel Pop Culture reporter Hazel Cills said of the movies.
The film is likely to bomb. In the past decade, Tinseltown has rolled the dice on at least two mainstream abortion movies: ” Grandma ” starring Lily Tomlin and ” Obvious Child ” starring Jenny Slate. Both were complete and epic failures in terms of box-office returns and awards.
