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Aaron White

May 19, 2013, 01:28AM

As it happens, Julianne Moore is in a movie (Wo...

As it happens, Julianne Moore is in a movie (World Traveller) that was largely filmed in my old city of Birmingham Alabama, but set all over the USA. I'm an extra in it, but I never saw it, so I don't know if I'm on the cutting room floor. I hear the B'ham debut of the film was enlivened by locals cheering for familiar faces and locations.
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Aaron White

May 19, 2013, 01:11AM

As it happens, Julianne Moore is in a movie (Wo...

As it happens, Julianne Moore is in a movie (World Traveller) that was largely filmed in my old city of Birmingham Alabama, but set all over the USA. I'm an extra in it, but I never saw it, so I don't know if I'm on the cutting room floor. I hear the B'ham debut of the film was enlivened by locals cheering for familiar faces and locations.
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Texan

May 18, 2013, 10:22AM

I didn't need to offend and I apologize, I shou...

I didn't need to offend and I apologize, I should have said uninformed instead of ignorant. My main 3 points are thus 1. woman who has an annual gyno visit, should have been informed of this gene study at least 5-10 years ago. My sisters, whose mother died of ovarian cancer, got the test around 10 years ago. Jolie herself talked about this over 5 years ago and said how she planned to proceed sometime in the future. This is not new or not widely distributed information. It is more a sign of media's short term memory. 2. Most women can not afford the test and following reconstructive surgery. Because Jolie can, does not increase it's availability to the masses. She is not talking about this but her own personal struggle. Not sure that since she had to tell the media instead of them finding out, that her struggle is really at all relevant to those who would have much more permanent and possibly obvious scarring. 3. In light of 1 & 2, what has Jolie written that will help or demonstrates courage or adds to the conversation? When informed and productive, I love celebrity involvement in worthy causes. When the celebrity is the primary beneficiary? , just think of the book offers, interviews etc., not so much.
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