Don't expect a presidential endorsement for John Kasich from the Coen brothers.
In his 2006 autobiography, "Stand for Something," the Ohio governor put the Minnesota-based classic through the woodchipper, dedicating three pages to how offended he was by the movie's brutality and violence after he and his wife rented it. He even tried to get it banned from his local Blockbuster Video. (Grown ups, please take a moment to explain to the kiddies what a "Blockbuster Video" is.)
His opponents in the presidential race have somehow restrained themselves from bringing the ancedote up on the campaign trial, but one of the film's stars, Steve Buscemi, couldn't help but poke the bear Friday during an appearance on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert."
Not only did the actor read from the bio, but he also participated in a parody skit in which he plays a very upset Kasich confronting a video-shedding store clerk, played by Colbert.
Check it out:
