I go to a church that opens their doors to absolutely everyone.” In response to Page’s tweet, Pratt posted an Instagram response saying, “It has recently been suggested that I belong to a church which ‘hates a certain group of people’ and is ‘infamously anti-LGBTQ.’ Nothing could be further from the truth. Pratt reportedly attends mass at Zoe Church in Los Angeles, which has ties to the megachurch Hillsong. Berg kicked things off on Sunday with an irreverent but seemingly innocuous tweet that showed the pictures of Chris Pratt, Chris Pine, Chris Hemsworth and Chris Evans with the message “One has to go,” a take-off on a popular meme about various Halloween candies.īerg’s tweet soon took on political shade when many responders chose Pratt as Hollywood’s worst Chris due to his reportedly conservative political viewpoints (Pratt himself hasn’t weighed in).Īlso resurfacing was a 2019 social media exchange between Pratt and actress Ellen Page, the latter tweeting that Pratt’s church is “infamously anti LGBTQ.”

The “this” referred to by Berg – from here on the “Berg” in this post is the producer unless otherwise noted – was the social media brouhaha over Chris Pratt’s perceived conservative political and social stances. This was a play on the ‘one has to go’ Halloween candy meme going around and the responses turned it into a hate-filled shitfest on both sides.” Yesterday, she tweeted, “We managed to turn a Chris ‘snack’ joke into attacks and threats by right-wingers,” producer Berg tweeted yesterday, adding, “Seriously, enough. She has repeatedly said that her post was not intended as anti-Pratt, and in a tweet following the posting of this article referred to the documentarian’s claims as “malicious distortion.” Amy Berg, Producer & Pratt Poll-Taker FacebookĮven the other Amy Berg, a TV producer and writer ( Warrior Nun, Jack Ryan, The Alienist: Angel of Darkness), is saying enough is enough.

Amy and the Cloud Basket by Ellen Pratt