Director Simon Verhoeven Advocates Self-Reflection Over Complaints in 'Old White Man' Debate
Verhoeven emphasizes openness and humor while cautioning against divisive labels in his new comedy film.
- Simon Verhoeven argues that self-criticism and thoughtfulness are crucial in addressing the 'old white man' stereotype.
- The director believes that individuals, even those over 70, can continue to evolve without losing spontaneity.
- Verhoeven highlights the importance of humor in navigating cultural shifts, while warning against excessive political correctness.
- He cautions against the use of divisive terms like 'old white man,' which can hinder open and honest dialogue.
- Verhoeven's film, featuring Jan Josef Liefers, explores these themes with a humorous take on societal expectations.