henrymakow.com — Oct 24, 2018

Arnon Milchan, left, with Netanyahu. Click to enlarge

Arnon Milchan, 73, is fondly described by his brethren as Israel’s “James Bond”. He was handsome, highly intelligent and backed by unlimited resources, with a Hollywood producer title as cover. He is reportedly worth $3.6 billion.

By Bojack — henrymakow.com

Arnon Milchan is a name you may know if you are a follower of all things Hollywood and the who’s who behind the scenes. More likely than not, you might simply know Milchan’s Academy of Arts and Sciences award-winning body of work; The Revenant, Twelve Years a Slave, Argo and Birdman. These are among his notable productions at his Regency Enterprises film production company. Other notable productions include the highly popular Pretty Woman, Fightclub and Oliver Stone’s JFK. His upcoming film, Bohemian Rhapsody, will be the life and death story of the Queen frontman Freddy Mercury.

At one time his films were outlandish in cost but feeble in profitability. In my opinion, his cinematic career is merely a cover for sinister activities and always has been.

In 1983, Milchan was suspected by the FBI of smuggling American nuclear “krytron” triggers. One year later, he was off to Rome producing the Robert De Niro flop Once Upon A Time In America. That particular cinematic train wreck grossed a measly U.S.$5.3 million, but cost $30 million to produce. His films up until that point fared no better at the box office.

Though he was a suspected arms dealer, Milchan had the ability to carry large feature film production equipment, world-famous actors and film crews across borders around the globe unfettered. This speaks volumes to the true power that was financing his operation…the government of Israel. Haaretz even described Milchan as Israel’s largest arms dealer and Milchan was once hired by Raytheon, the giant U.S. defense contractor. https://www.haaretz.com/.premium-did-hollywood-help-israel-buy-arms-1.5292948

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