Do you think Roman Polanski will see this movie?

Well according to Samantha Geimer, she thinks people like you are not only stupid, but uninformed. Here's what she had to say on the Academy ousting Polanski:

The Academy’s decision highlights the need for the misconduct and corruption in this case, not only in 1977, but as it has continued to this day, be IMMEDIATELY investigated. The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office has refused to pursue justice, instead it continues to cover up the illegal and inappropriate activity in the Court, and in particular, its own office. DAs are not elected to seek the limelight celebrity cases afford them as preferable to serving the public interest. The disgusting behavior in the Los Angeles Districts Attorney’s office helped create today’s trend of accusations being the same as convictions, our Courts are diminished by their actions.



As for the Academy expelling a member who 41 years ago pleaded guilty to a single charge and served his sentence, it is an ugly and cruel action which serves only appearance. It does nothing to change the sexist culture in Hollywood today and simply proves that they will eat their own to survive. I say to Roman, good riddance to bad rubbish, the Academy has no true honor, it’s all just PR.

Something that all of Hollywood and the world would like to see.

Artist like to see other masters works. Martin Scorscese really enjoys looking at other directors works, picking up styles etc..l would be curious if Polanski did the same, or if the subject matter is too painfull, even after all these years past.

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I think he could find it comforting to see how other people wish it had gone down.

How would the press handle it if he did see it? Portray him as a uncaring robot or applaud him for having the emotional fortitude and stoic bearing of an Apache warrior to see it?