“Jurassic Park” Star Sam Neill Talks About Blutkrebs Diagnosis

This interview was purchased from Schauspieler Sam Neill (76) the emotional whore: The “Jurassic Park”-Star, the current Blutkrebs-kämpft, set themselves in the Sendung “The Assembly” to the Australian sender ABC and Fragen von Interview met autism. While the Frage was the “best Lektion”, the fact was that Eltern the Neuseeländer had found the Tränen.

Frage über seine Eltern rührt Sam Neill zu Tränen

“Uff, wow, it’s a surprising, interesting interesting segment,” Neill said, before filling the train. “I don’t know, but I die so much, so that’s what it’s like.”

Der 76-Jährige erläutert: “Meine Eltern gehörten z der Generation, de eine Menge durchgemacht hat. Sie erlebten de Große Depression. Meine Mutter verlorihren Vater in Ersten Weltkrieg.” The fact is that you want to do something different. “They had a strong force, but they were very stoic people.”

“Jurassic Park” star Sam Neill spoke about the broadcast

When the Schauspieler of a Zeit as Student began, as he has learned, he is beschäftigt with the Theaterspieloorlog – and damn, a friend will find. Shortly before the Prüfungen has then become panicky and has his blessing Mother anvertraut.

“I said, ‘I’ll be happy with my meal and I’ll be happy in a few weeks and I won’t be there,’” Neill remembers. “Sie sah mich eeninfach nur and sagte: ‘Naja, do you want to have a single journey, or not?'”

It is “the best reading I have ever learned,” says the actor. “Every time one has to travel together. It is a hearty reading, but it is a good one.”

Sam Neill was born in 1947 as Sohn into a soldier family in Nordirland. Sein Vater Dermot war Armeeoffizier und Neuseeländer in der zweiten Generation. Seine Mutter Priscilla war Engländerin. 1954 zog die Familie zurück nach Neuseeland.

Sam Neill led a Blutkrebs

Watch the Blutkrebs research and the “brutal” chemotherapy by Sam Neill in the interview. The diagnosis of the power of the schauspieler in march 2023 in the autobiography of the blessing. A way has been found to act, “I can’t help myself,” said Neill. “So I’m a Weile lang aus – es war peinlich, ich lost meinen Bart and everything, my Würde went damn.”

Neill will be fine and, if his Krebs is in remission, it is the rest of his livelihood that chemotherapy has become useful.

(ncz/spot)