Danny Glover is perhaps Hollywood's biggest communist dictator fan.

In addition to his public support of Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez, the actor recently stood with Cynthia McKinney at a press conference in which the congresswoman claimed that racism was the justification for her alleged assault of a D.C. cop.

Glover supposedly takes on activist roles because of his professed love of peace.

In the weeks following 9/11, Glover said, "I've been an advocate for peace my whole life. But one of the main purveyors of violence in this world is this country."

The nonviolent thespian was recently in London to promote the anti-death penalty play, "The Exonerated," which also includes in its cast Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins and Alanis Morissette.

Glover was coming out of a West End restaurant with a female companion when he allegedly attempted to assault a paparazzo.
 
According to Contact Music, while punching wildly, Glover shouted, "No, no, not tonight. If you take another shot, you motherf****r..."

The paparazzo apparently slipped away and was not injured in the alleged attack.

The Left Coast Report says, in Glover's world, violence is not justified for people who want to take your life but OK for people who want to take your picture.