Cruel and Unusual Punishment
She said:<p><pre><code>  The question is whether we condition our consumption of what artists produce on their moral purity.
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Here she answers it<p><pre><code>  I want the stuff, and in truth I wouldn’t be all that bothered if the director were an axe murderer.
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For me things are not black and white like that. Art is a form of expression -that&#x27;s my opinion. My assumption is that, artist&#x27;s create art from out of their own convictions. With that mindset , if I find out that artist is a heinous person it automatically makes me think same about his art- may be that&#x27;s a wrong way to think about it.<p>If Sorkin wrote a play and a would be serial killer was cast as the protagonist , I will have a hard time liking the play when the actualities play out. This is probably wrong and contradicts what i wrote before because i am attributing the integrity of the play with one single actors behavior.<p>Its not easy. Does some one have a better way to deal with this.