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Erin Foster on Adam Brody: "I Disagree, But That's Okay"

Summary

  • Series creator Erin Foster addressed Adam Brody's 'Free Palestine' comments.
  • Foster stated her show is a 'love letter to Judaism' for Jewish fans.
  • Brody expressed views calling the Gaza situation a genocide.
Erin Foster on Adam Brody: "I Disagree, But That's Okay"

Erin Foster, the creator of the Netflix romantic-comedy "Nobody Wants This," has addressed comments made by star Adam Brody regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. Foster acknowledged her disagreement with Brody's "Free Palestine" statements but asserted that he is entitled to his own opinion, comparing their differing views to discussions at family dinner tables.

Foster highlighted that the series, now in its third season, is intended as a "love letter to Judaism" and aims to provide positive representation for Jewish people, especially during a time she perceives as lacking such visibility. She directly addressed Jewish fans, assuring them their feelings are seen and understood.

Adam Brody, who plays a rabbi in the show, had previously voiced his opinion to GQ, describing the situation in Gaza as a genocide and expressing a desire for a free Palestine. These remarks were met with strong criticism from the show's Season 1 rabbi consultant, who labeled Brody an "ignorant Jew" for his comments. The series "Nobody Wants This" itself explores an unconventional romance between an agnostic podcaster, Joanne Williams (Kristen Bell), and an Orthodox rabbi, Noah Roklov (Brody), delving into cultural immersion and religious conversion.

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