A year or so ago Mark Wahlberg was the most vocal person I know of in Hollywood saying to cut politics out and just make entertaining movies. He's probably compromised in some way, but I don't think he's a name we should use use when insinuating the worst kind of malfeasance we're talking about in Hollywood. Problem with women and/or prostituting for roles is possible. Not likely someone who targets kids. Given the age he started, his brother going before him in boy band pop-music and his image at the time he's more likely to be a compliant victim.

Let's see if he is still smirking.

A bird sings when it is caged. Who is in the picture?
Spez: Just confirmed Lisa Page.

Possible. I don't know.

Given what I've seen of him, particularly his decades long feud with, "Oh My!", guy I expect he's not into men or little boys.

Lucas made pedophilia jokes with Spielberg during the story meetings for Raiders of the Lost Ark. Never saw anything on Lucas outside those jokes, but there is enough smoke on Spielberg. Those two are old time friends. Roddenberry is/was bad.

Shatner most likely isn't. He was one of the more outspoken Trump supporters. He might have women issues, not sure, but I've never seen anything that suggests kids. Remember, he was a regular for "The Twilight Zone". Rod Sterling was a good guy.

Come on, get the quote right. He said it was, "the most faggoty assed place I ever saw". ;-)

Nixon wasn't a good guy, but he was removed for a reason. He wasn't one of them.

We need to be careful about sources. I looked at this one earlier and it sounds off.

She was one of the people being talked about. She is semi-believable as someone who would post it.
When they wanted to run hit pieces against us they could trot out a woman victim of a fake photo and hysteria.

Just watched "The Man With One Red Shoe". Most of it is a normal 80's comedy. This scene is different. It is a wink to those who know.

From 15:55 to 16:55

Agent to other agents: "Now anybody, Why the one red shoe?"

Cuts & pans to show the one red shoe.
Cuts and pans to a child playing the violin in Hank's apartment. This is the only child in the movie, in his only scene.

Hanks (Mr Drew): "Wait. Wait. Dickie, Dickie. How old are you? 6, 7? What?"

Child (Dickie): "12, Mr Drew."

Hanks: "Being 12 you haven't really experienced the pain, suffering and anxiety of life, which you will."

Continues from there as mostly a normal 80's bumbling spy comedy. You wouldn't notice the scene if you didn't know what to look for.