Post by UConnChapette on Jan 4, 2022 10:08:49 GMT -5
Since we have no games to talk about...
I just saw a report that Keanu Reeves donated up to 70% of his earnings from the original Matrix move to cancer research, specifically leukemia, because his sister was suffering from it at the time the movie was released. He also has a private foundation that has been running for five or six years that aids a couple of children's hospitals and cancer research. He says "I don't like to attach my name to it, I just let the foundation do what it does." He is very humble, kind and extremely generous. I am not into the Matrix mania, but I definitely admire him both as an actor and a human being.
I also adore Tom Hanks. Because he, too, doesn't have that celebrity mentality - just does his work and doesn't look for the limelight. And he is a hell of an actor. Watched Finch on Apple+. No one can play the part of a lone human throughout a movie as well as Mr. Hanks. Another fine actor and human being.
Yours?
I just saw a report that Keanu Reeves donated up to 70% of his earnings from the original Matrix move to cancer research, specifically leukemia, because his sister was suffering from it at the time the movie was released. He also has a private foundation that has been running for five or six years that aids a couple of children's hospitals and cancer research. He says "I don't like to attach my name to it, I just let the foundation do what it does." He is very humble, kind and extremely generous. I am not into the Matrix mania, but I definitely admire him both as an actor and a human being.
I also adore Tom Hanks. Because he, too, doesn't have that celebrity mentality - just does his work and doesn't look for the limelight. And he is a hell of an actor. Watched Finch on Apple+. No one can play the part of a lone human throughout a movie as well as Mr. Hanks. Another fine actor and human being.
Yours?
