Advice for Men From TV’s ‘Hercules’: Bring Back Masculinity

Kevin Sorbo, who stars in and directs the film “Miracle in East Texas,” says: “Make being normal, normal again.”
Advice for Men From TV’s ‘Hercules’: Bring Back Masculinity
Actor, director, and producer Kevin Sorbo. Courtesy of Sorbo Studios
Randy Tatano
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In mythology, Hercules is a hero famous for his strength and bravery. A protector. A classic man’s man who, back in the day, every little boy would admire and want to emulate. In real life, Hercules was played on television by actor Kevin Sorbo, who says it’s time for guys to start acting like real men again. So he’s producing movies and books to get that message across.

Sorbo, who left woke Tinseltown behind for Florida saying, “Truth is kryptonite in Hollywood” talks about how the portrayal of men on television doesn’t exactly inspire guys to be masculine. The liberal narrative is very evident in many current television shows. “Every sitcom seems to have a fat, lazy husband.” And over the years, the media’s promotion of the sensitive “beta male” has seeped into our culture.

Randy Tatano
Randy Tatano
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Randy Tatano is a former local television reporter and network producer who now writes political thrillers as Nick Harlow. He grew up in a New York City suburb and lives on the Gulf Coast with his wife and four cats.
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