Jin Fonda Her colleagues in the industry urge to fight the good battle at turbulent times.
The veteran and activist in the decorated Hollywood awarded the Achievements Award at the SAG Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday in her decades’ career, as she took her great moment to express that “actors” should resist, focusing on the importance of sympathy.
“What we, the actors, are sympathy. Fonda said:“ Do not make mistakes, sympathy is not weak or wakes up. By the way, I just woke up means that you give an advertisement about others. “
Fonda, who thought about her wide career, noticed opinions. This is what is joking: “As you know, it is a little extension for me.”
Many people will really get hurt from what happens – what will come on our way. Even if they are of different political persuasion, we need to invite our sympathy – not the judge, but we listen from our hearts and welcome them in our tent. “Because we will need a large tent to resist what will happen to us successfully,” Fonda said, “Because we will need a large tent to resist what will happen to us successfully,” referring to the many executive orders approved by President Trump and the status of federal workers.
Fonda stressed that unions such as SAG-Aftra empowering the disadvantaged people: “This is really important at the present time, when the workers’ strength is attacked and society is weakened.”
“I made my first movie in 1958. It was at the end of the tail of McCarthy, when many professions were destroyed,” she recalled. “Today, it is useful to remember, though, that Hollywood has resisted.”
In the exhibition of the crowd filled with industry, Fonda asked, “Did any of you watched any of you a documentary film on one of the great social-racist movements, civil rights, stones-and ask yourself,” Were you brave enough to walk in the bridge? Well, we no longer wonder anymore. We are in our documentary moment. This is, not a rehearsal! “
“This is, and we do not, for a moment, ourselves about what is happening. This is a great time, you are comrades. So let’s be brave. This is the time for some Norma Ray, Karen Silkud or Tom Jawad. We must not be isolated. You must. We should remain in society.
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