Former President Donald Trump has named actors Jon Voight, Mel Gibson, and Sylvester Stallone as special envoys to address the challenges facing Hollywood. Trump announced the appointments on Truth Social, stating that the trio would act as his "eyes and ears" in efforts to bring back business and restore the industry to its "Golden Age."

The appointments come as Hollywood grapples with various issues, including declining domestic production and the aftermath of devastating wildfires. Trump believes that these individuals, with their extensive experience and influence, can help revitalize the industry.

Stallone, who previously referred to Trump as the "second George Washington," expressed his admiration for the former president. Gibson, a vocal Trump supporter, also expressed his willingness to assist the administration. Voight, a longtime advocate for conservative values, acknowledged Hollywood's decline and expressed optimism about its potential resurgence under Trump's guidance.

Gibson, in a statement, expressed surprise at the appointment but affirmed his commitment to serving. He even jokingly inquired about the possibility of an ambassador's residence. Voight, reflecting on his experience in Hollywood's heyday, emphasized the industry's current struggles and the need for revitalization. He also expressed gratitude for the support received during the recent wildfires.

The appointments have generated considerable discussion, with some questioning the actors' qualifications for these roles and others expressing hope that their involvement will bring positive change to the industry.