Donald Trump’s large thought to slap a 100% tariff on movies made outdoors the U.S. would possibly sound like a patriot’s dream — however in response to one Hollywood heavyweight, it’s really a 100% career-ender for the film biz.

TMZ caught up with “Inexperienced Guide” producer Charles Wessler, and let’s simply say he didn’t sugarcoat his ideas on Trump’s proposal to drive filming again onto American soil … telling us it is the stupidest thought he is ever heard … however stated it tracks, coming from Trump.

Charles breaks down how the film biz cannot survive the transfer — budgets are a part of it, nevertheless it’s additionally about inventive freedom and authenticity … and likewise the practicality of sure areas that may’t be recreated within the U.S.

He factors out a slew of main hits that couldn’t have occurred if productions have been locked into expensive American cities … and even factors out Mel Gibson — one in all Trump’s key celeb supporters — has himself headed abroad to shoot a few of his movies.

As for the worldwide cash circulate, Charles tells us nations would simply flip the tables, slapping tariffs proper again on the U.S. and strangling international movie commerce.