Actress and activist for climate change Jane Fund On Sunday night, he took the hidden Jabove with President Donald Trump in politically accused speech at the awards of the 31st annual guild of actors (SAG) and gathered Hollywood to confront the new administration.
Accepting SAG LIFE ACHIEVEMENT, The Fund has encouraged their fellow actors to have empathy for those who did not understand in the current political climate.
“What do we [actors] Create Empathy, “the Fund said.” Our job is to understand another human being so deep that we can touch their souls. “
She described how the actors must treat their characters, even those who are “abusers” and “misogynists”.
Actress Jane Fonda defended “waking up” in politically charged speech at the Sag Awards. (Getty Images)
“Thinking Sebastian apartment in ‘Trainee“” She continued. “Don’t go wrong, empathy is not weak or waking up. By the way, he woke up just means you take care of other people.”
The Fund has invited their fellow actors to have empathy for people who would “really hurt” the actions of the new administration, even if these people are “different political persuasion”.
“We have to call our empathy, not to judge, but listen from our hearts and welcome to our tent. Because we will need a big tent to successfully resist what is coming to us,” she said.
The 87-year-old actress compared the present moment with other times in recent history when Hollywood fought against those in Washington power.
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Jane Fund at the Red Carpet Awards. (Richard Stowell)
“I made my first movie in 1958. It was at the end McCarthyism, when so much career was destroyed,” she said. “Today is useful to remember, that Hollywood resisted. “
The liberal actress gathered her peers to “be brave” because now was their “moment” to make a difference.
“Have you ever watched a documentary of one of the big social movements – such as Apartheid or our Civic Rights Movement or Stonewall – and ask yourself, would you be brave enough to walk the bridge?” she asked.
“We don’t have to ask ourselves anymore because we are in our documentary,” she continued. “That’s it, and that’s not a try!”
Demonstrators gather in support of federal workers outside the Health and Human Services Department, Friday, February 14, in Washington. (AP/Mark Schiefelbein)
“We shouldn’t even have a child about what’s going on for a moment. This is a big time serious, people,” she said. “So let’s be brave.”
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The Fonda concluded her speech by urging Hollywood to stay in the “community”, “help vulnerable” and stimulates the “inspirational vision of the future” that is “welcome”.
