‘Nobody Wants That’ Star Responds to Rumors of ‘Tensions’ on Set Following Adam Brody’s Comments
- Nobody wants that Star Tovah Feldshuh said “tensions are NOT increasing” amid her recent criticism of co-star Adam Brody.
- Brody recently expressed support for “a free Palestine” and said he believed Israel was committing genocide.
- Feldshuh previously criticized this characterization, saying that “accusing the Jewish people of genocide is insane.”
Nobody wants that Star Tovah Feldshuh has denied growing tensions with costar Adam Brody.
Following his criticism of Brody’s remarks on Israel and Palestine, Feldshuh took to social media to clarify that their political differences would not impact their professional environment.
“Tensions are NOT increasing,” she wrote in a Threads article on Saturday. “There are profound differences of opinion. Please don’t confuse the two. And none of that will be presented on set. I deeply enjoy filming. NWT and I hope we get picked up for a fourth season.
Weekly Entertainment contacted representatives to Nobody wants that creator Erin Foster and Brody for comments.
The 77-year-old plays Bina, the mother of Brody’s Rabbi Noah Roklov, in Nobody wants thatwhich has just launched its third season. Earlier this week, Feldshuh dismissed Brody’s recent comments claiming Israel was committing genocide against the Palestinians.
“Accusing the Jewish people of genocide is insane,” said Feldshuh, who is Jewish. The New York Post Monday. “This is straight out of Hitler’s playbook. You take the victim and you make the victim the perpetrator of the crime.”
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Echoing the opinion of a United Nations commission of inquiry, Brody said GQ last month, “Describe me as thinking this is genocide. Describe me as wanting a free Palestine.”
The 46-year-old, who is Jewish, added: “It’s horrible that it’s taken so much death and misery, but it feels like we’re reaching a breaking point that we should have reached a while ago. I hope another administration can really do some good and correct some of these policies that are helping to make this situation as horrible as it is.”
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Although she shared her disagreement with Brody, she also previously said that she wouldn’t let it affect their work on the show.
“My job, as Bina but also as Tovah, is to love the people on set in my workplace, to be kind,” she said.
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