Mark Ruffalo Lets A Donald Trump Troll Hang In The Air And ‘Fallon’ Audience Eats It Up
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The "Mickey 17" star ripped the president without saying his name.
Actor Mark Ruffalo — who has never been shy of slamming Donald Trump — threw shade at the president without saying his name while promoting new sci-fi dystopian comedy “Mickey 17” on Thursday’s episode of “The Tonight Show.”
“I play a petty dictator,” Ruffalo told host Jimmy Fallon of his role as authoritarian politician Kenneth Marshall in Oscar-winning director Bong Joon Ho’s latest film due out next week.
The “Avengers” star let the comment hang in the air as laughter rippled through the “Tonight Show” audience.
“At the time, we shot it three years ago, and I thought this is over the top,” Ruffalo then said.
Pausing for effect, he added: “And now, I realize it’s totally underplayed.”
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