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Ben Stiller Tells Trump’s White House to Remove ‘Tropic Thunder’ Clip From Pro-War Video: ‘We Never Gave You Permission’ and ‘War Is Not a Movie’
Ben Stiller has slammed the Donald Trump’s White House for using a clip from the 2008 film “Tropic Thunder.”

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White House video of movie clips celebrating Iran strikes sparks backlash
Ben Stiller says ‘war is not a movie’ after White House uses ‘Tropic Thunder’ footage for ‘propaganda machine’
White House Says It “Doesn’t Matter” if Russia Is Helping Iran in War
On Friday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told Fox News that reports of Russia giving Iran intelligence to target U.S. assets didn’t matter—a baffling answer given that Iran has already ...

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White House Invokes Tom Cruise, Walter White & The Dark Side In Latest Propaganda Video Celebrating Iran Strikes
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White House posts videos combining real Iran war footage alongside movie, video game clips
White House sparks backlash after posting another video mashup of action movies with Iran strikes: ‘It’s not a meme’
Some praised Thursday’s video, including actor Kevin Sorbo, who wrote on X: “Give whoever did this a raise.”

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White House uses 'Call of Duty' clips to brag about war in Iran
‘F---ing disgrace’: The White House turned the Iran conflict into an action movie trailer

Actor Ben Stiller asks Trump White House to remove 'Tropic Thunder' footage from war montage

Ben Stiller asked the White House to remove "Tropic Thunder" footage from a pro-military video montage, saying the administration never received permission to use clips from his comedy film.

White House reacts to report of Trump interest in troops on ground in Iran

The White House has not ruled out eventually sending troops into Iran even as officials continue to hope it proves unnecessary.

Trump White House Gives Update on Timeline for How Long Iran Operation Is Expected to Last

The Trump White House has expanded the timeline of its military action in Iran, also known as Operation Epic Fury, During a White House press gaggle Friday.

White House Melds 'Grand Theft Auto' With Real War Footage To Stir Up Anger Online

Donald Trump’s White House once again blurred gaming with real-life war on Friday when the administration posted a video featuring clips from “Grand Theft Auto” and what appears to be real footage of strikes on Iranian targets.