Ihr wollt eine private Vorstellung von BD Teil 1 sehen?!

...Jaa?!
Nun, dann müsst ihr "nur" unseren lieben Charlie Bewley bei seinem Projekt mit der Lions Gate Hospital Foundation unterstützen...

Also, Ohren gespitzt und Lauscher aufgesperrt - ge, Charlie?!

Jups...

Und ich finde die Hintergrundgeschichte, warum er da so engagiert ist einfach echt rührend...und sie hat mir ne Gänsehaut auf den Rücken gebracht...

Denn der Breaking Dawn Vampir hat erst kürzlich eine Freundin, Jocelyn Clarke, verloren, die an einer seltenen Form von Krebs erkrankte. Die beiden hatten sich in einem Bus auf dem Weg zu einem Casting kennengelernt.

In Anbetracht Charlie´s Engagements für Jocelyn und die Lions Gate hospital Foundation Geld zu sammeln, hat Summit zugestimmt ein privates Screening von BD Teil 1 zu verschenken, das dann 1 Tag vor dem eigentlichen Kinostart sein wird. Und zwar für den Gewinner und 20 ihrer/seiner engsten Freunde! Für jeden Dollar der gespendet wird, erhält man ein Ticket mit dem man den Preis dann gewinnen kann...Wer die meisten Tickets hat-gewinnt logischerweise...

Lest mehr über Jocelyn und Charlie nach dem KLICK

 

Jocelyn and I met on a bus to an audition in North Vancouver over two years ago. To strike up a rapport with someone in that short time goes some way to explaining the magnetism Jocelyn had; brimming enthusiasm, warmth and a wonderful smile draws you in, before her colorful charisma and lust for life opens up in conversation.
“The next time I saw Jocelyn was on the set of “Twilight Saga: New Moon” where she was doubling Dakota Fanning. Once again, her radiance lit up the bleak and haunting Volturi Chamber. It was so nice to see her doing her thing and we chin-wagged much during the downtime. A friendship without pressures, we enjoyed each others company when it serendipitously occurred.
“Early 2010, I learned that Jocelyn had contracted a rare and terminal lung cancer with metastasis to the lymph nodes and spine. When I finally drummed up the courage to call her, all the pain, fear and strength she was experiencing was vividly and viscerally translated to me through our long conversation; one that will stay with me forever. Though empathy, in these circumstances, is null and void…

“Jocelyn passed away on February 13th 2011, aged just 36. To say that she ‘lost her battle with cancer’ would do a huge disservice to the incredible strength she showed during the course of her treatment. Jocelyn kept us all informed of her fight through her very frank and honest daily Facebook updates; it was raw and real.
“We weren’t close, but there are very few people who allow you such unguarded access to their soul upon first encounter. She was a pure one, and was meant for higher realms… To that extent, Jocelyn will always hold a place in me and I shall miss her. My sincere condolences go out to her family and friends.
“To embark upon such a mental and physical battle is something none of us might ever have to deal with at such a young age. And in a world where our struggle seems to be, more often than not, to excessively cotton-wool ourselves away from fear and pain, we never discover our real strength… it exists within us, but it is rarely called upon and so we remain a dormant race of wasted potential, warriors who will never be awoken. One day, our war may come and we may have to rely on our untested strength…
“To put ourself in the cross sight of our fears – to push ourselves physically and mentally further than we can imagine – is to break down walls, is to summon strength, is to evolve …as is our purpose.”

Ich kann gar nicht sagen, wie toll ich die Aktion finde, die Charlie und auch Summit Entertainment damit unterstützen...

Mehr Informationen erhaltet ihr HIER und dieses Projekt unterstützen könnt ihr HIER

 

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 byBruni