Love and Hate

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Love and Hate is an American drama film directed by Jodie Foster and written and produced by Drew Gars. It is the third film in Gars' I'm Not Ashamed universe and it stars Anne Hathaway, Emma Stone, Boyd Holbrook, Emma Watson, Jennifer Lawrence, Tommy Lee Jones, Laverne Cox, Matt Smith and Kevin Costner.

Plot[]

Romona Martin (Hathaway) is a white supremacist and is a part of the Neo-Nazi street gang called The Greater Good Core in the town of Boroughton. When news spreads that the town will host it's first ever Pride parade, The Core take this as an act of war from "PC culture" and plan to sabotage the parade. Romona is taken the task of going undercover as a lesbian and is told to befriend the parade's planner Julia Caplan (Stone) for information on the parade. As she spends more time with Julia, being undercover, she comes to a realization that what she has done all her life was wrong.

Cast[]

Anne Hathaway as Romona Martin, a Neo-Nazi who has a change of heart. Her lesbian alter-ego is Megan Fame.
Emma Stone as Julia Caplan, a lesbian and pride parade planner who Romona seems to be fascinated by.
Boyd Holbrook as Dean Jacobs, a Neo-Nazi enforcer and Romona's boyfriend. He monitor's Romona in case the plan goes wrong.
Emma Watson as Millie Chamberlain, an lesbian online personality and LGBT activist sent to correspond the parade.
Jennifer Lawrence as Samantha Forester, Millie's wife who tags along with her.
Tommy Lee Jones as Walfred Shaw, a ruthless and sadistic Neo-Nazi preacher and the leader of The Greater Good Core.
Matt Smith as Trey Ludgrave, a self-hating gay man who is a conservative journalist and Millie's nemesis corresponding the parade. He is a parody of Milo Yiannopolous.
Kevin Costner as Agent Richard Knight, an FBI agent investigating The Greater Good Core's criminal activity.
Laverne Cox as Tabitha, a trans-woman who owns an LGBT club.
Zosia Mamet as Lea, a Neo-Nazi and a member of The Greater Good Core who is Romona's best friend.
Tómas Lemarquis as Jax, a psychopathic Neo-Nazi and a member of The Greater Good Core.
Kim Kold as Madden, a musclebound Neo-Nazi and a member of The Greater Good Core.
TBA as Felix Caplan, Juila's widower father who lost his wife when they were ambushed by Neo-Nazis long ago.
Terry Serpico as Luca, a Neo-Nazi and a member of The Greater Good Core who serves as Shaw's right-hand man and bodyguard.
Yorgo Constantine
Michael Papajohn
TBA as the Mayor of Boroughton

Cameos[]

Philip DeFranco as himself
Wolf Blitzer as himself
Anderson Cooper as himself
Abby Martin as herself
Max Keiser as himself
Thom Hartmann as himself
Larry King as himself
Ed Schultz as himself
Rachel Maddow as herself
Cenk Uygur as himself
Ana Kasparian as herself
Kyle Kulinski as himself
Robin Meade as herself
Soledad O'Brien as herself
John Oliver as himself
Trevor Noah as himself
Samantha Bee as herself
Jon Stewart as himself

Quotes[]

Prologue: Home invasion[]

Romona is assigned[]

Romona meets Julia[]

Millie' interview with Julia[]

Romona and Julia's first date[]

Shaw attacks Sam[]

Julia finds out the truth[]

Romona's speech[]

Trivia[]

117 minutes long.
The film is rated R for sequences of strong and bloody violence, language throughout and some sexuality/nudity.
It will distributed and co-produced by Focus Features while being produced by Working Title Films.
The film serves as a sequel to Millie, with Emma Watson and Jennifer Lawrence reprising their roles from the previous film.

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