Vi lascio con questo articolo su Gyllenhaal sorella e sulla sua partecipazione al film di Stones sull'11 settembre.
Per quanto mi riguarda a Maggie vanno tutti i miei complimenti per quel "brave enough"
Notte, Mary. Notte a tutti.
When Maggie Gyllenhaal caused a stir with comments about the U.S. role in the Sept. 11 attacks, she was particularly concerned about the opinions of two people Port Authority Officer William J. Jimeno and his wife, Allison.
The 28-year-old actress says she was ready to drop out of Oliver Stone's upcoming "World Trade Center" film if the couple didn't accept her explanation.
"I wanted to tell them the absolute truth of what I meant," Gyllenhaal said of her visit to their home following her comments last year.
"If they still didn't want me to play Allison after that, then I wouldn't have," she said in an interview published Monday in the New York Post.
The movie, also starring Nicolas Cage, is based on the story of two Port Authority police officers, Jimeno and Sgt. John McLoughlin, who became trapped during rescue efforts after the collapse of the twin towers.
In April 2005, Gyllenhaal said the United States "is responsible in some way" for the attacks. She later said that she regretted the comment and issued a statement saying that Sept. 11 was "an occasion to be brave enough to ask some serious questions about America's role in the world."
