The film industry used the occasion of the Governors Awards to reflect on Friday’s slayings in the French capital. Director Spike Lee “This thing is
The film industry used the occasion of the Governors Awards to reflect on Friday’s slayings in the French capital.
ADVERTISEMENTDirector Spike Lee “This thing is global. And I don’t have the answer for that, but my heart goes out to the families that lost loved ones.”
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— Shadow And Act (@shadowandact) November 15, 2015Danny Boyle renowned for his films ‘Trainspotting’ and ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ said:“It’s obviously an attack on tolerance. And so, you can only stand up for your values. If we believe in our values, which we do, shared compassion and tolerance, and believe in that. And freedom, really.”
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— ScotlandNow (@ScotlandNow) November 11, 2015Actor Mark Ruffalo added:“It brings back a lot of what happened after 9/11. This time I hope we get it right. I hope we really are deliberate and act in unity with the rest of the world, instead of doing this cowboy dance where we go in alone, and we don’t look at this problem as something that can only be solved with violence and the military.”
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— Ernesto Orsetti (@ErnestoOrsetti) November 12, 2015Peter Fonda of ‘Easy Rider’ fame is unsure of how to react:
“I don’t know what we can do. My first reaction is a gut reaction and not always right, but carpet bomb. Time for the B-52s, screw the side casualties. Get rid of those bunch of thugs. But I don’t know what we can do. And I don’t want to cop out and say, look, I’m an actor, so I’m not- I am involved. We all are involved.”
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— very impressive offe (@diazaristidesd3) November 14, 2015Actress Patricia Clarkson, called on people to carry on with life:’‘The most important thing is we have to keep living. This is an important night. I’m an actress. This is a very important night tonight. We all have to keep doing our jobs. You’re a journalist. We have to keep doing our jobs and the people in Paris have to move forward. They have to dig deep and live their lives.”==
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Likewise Ian McKellen :
"Terrorists want to disrupt normality and if we want to do something about it, we carry on being normal, do what you do."
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— Suffragette Movie (@suffragetteMOV) November 7, 2015The Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs also paid tribute to the victims:
“Our connection with the film loving French is specially deep with waves of influences flowing back and forth across the Atlantic ever since the Lumière bothers made the first moving pictures. So as we gather here to celebrate our history and some of the people who have made it, we also mourn all who died.”
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