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'Conclave' Writer Defends Film Amid Megyn Kelly's 'Anti-Catholic' Claims
VarietyStory by Katcy Stephan
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Screenwriter defends 'Conclave' against Megyn Kelly's 'anti-Catholic' claims after Golden Globe win
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- Peter Straughan, the screenwriter of 'Conclave', addressed Megyn Kelly's viral rant calling the film 'the most disgusting anti-Catholic' he's seen
- The film won the Golden Globe for Best Screenplay, further fueling the debate around its portrayal of the Catholic Church
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Peter Straughan, Megyn Kelly, Catholic Church, 'Conclave'