Minions & Monsters Director Pierre Coffin Denies Minions Ever Worked for Hitler
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Glenn Garner
Summary
Minions & Monsters director Pierre Coffin addresses a fan theory about whether the Minions worked for Hitler during World War II, clarifying that they were hiding in a cave and never served the Nazis, drawing the line at fascism despite having worked for other historical villains like Napoleon.
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· 3 pulledI knew you were going to ask me that question. Shame on you.
I think they were in that cave.
Although the Minions have served some of history and fiction's ultimate baddies, even they draw the line at fascism.
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