Improving Deaf Representation In Hollywood Is A Lifelong Mission For "CODA" Star Marlee Matlin
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2022
- In the second part of their interview, Marlee Matlin chats with Stephen about her decades-long efforts to coax Hollywood into hiring more deaf actors, writers, and directors, and increasing deaf representation on screen. Check out "CODA," which stands for Child Of Deaf Adults, streaming now on Apple TV+. #Colbert #CODA #MarleeMatlin
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I don't know much about sign language, but it seems that her translator also deserves a huge round of applause. He is a mental athlete! She was talking so fast and he could not only translate, but also convey her humor and emotions so well, he makes it look so easy !
She is an inspiration to deaf and non-deaf people alike. Hope they bag that SAG award! ✌
Who is her sign/translator? He made this interview seem like any other interview with a hearing guest....what a great interview for everyone.
Marlee's smile and her energy lights up the room. Children of a Lesser God is an astounding movie.
I so appreciate how much Marlee has done over the years to raise awareness just by being herself and being awesome.
I was backstage at Spring Awakening visiting with Patrick Page when Marlee came up to tell Patrick that she was going to be out for tomorrow’s show and he introduced her to us. She was extraordinarily kind and spoke to us in her own voice and I’ll never forget her openness and lovely way of moving through her life. We need more Marlees in the world.
CODA should be shown in schools it is so good, deeply and passionately represented, a truly beautiful family story about courageous faith in the people you love
Deaf actress and actors deserved as Hollywood recognise as talent
I love the way they did the interpreting on this, really allows focus on her. I'm so used to seeing sign interpreters interpreting other people's words, so nice to see this reversed. I don't understand ASL, only a bit of Auslan, but it was really easy to follow exactly what she was signing with the way this was interpreted & I noticed for the first time there are a few cross over words between Auslan & ASL, "interpreter" in particular I noticed is identical. A few signs the same but with completely different meanings in the 2 languages too
Coda is also a musical term... and If the daughter is a musician... Double Entendre!
I'm glad they set up the interview this way. I used to get so irritated when the interviewer would ask Marlee a question and then look at the interpreter as they answered. I was like "Why aren't you looking at Marlee? She's the one talking!"
Her interpreter is absolutely phenomenal. Job well done!
I was watching The West Wing, and thinking to myself: either she's really deaf or a great actress. What do you know, she's both!
Highly underrated actress and human being. And she is still classy and elegant as ever
Marlee inspired me to learn ASL in my 20's. I was the only florist who knew basic signs and I was also commended by clients because I would take time with my hearing impaired/deaf clients to make sure they were fully heard about their wishes for their weddings/events.
CODA was great. hope they get an oscar
Ugh I absolutely love Marlee Matlin, I've had a crush on her since the 90s when she was in picket fences. I'm so happy to see that her career has continued and she still in the spotlight because she deserves it!
Seeing more deaf representation like with this movie just warms my heart so much. An old friend of mine was deaf and he felt extremely isolated since even his family didn't bother to learn sign language, even just fingerspelling. I learned so much about how ignorant I'd been, just like the rest of the world, about what it's like to be deaf.
What an amazing interpreter 😲
She is an absolute delight, worked with her on a TV show and my badly butchered ASL (learned from my sister who teaches ASL and deaf students) made her giggle and she was so forgiving when I botched it. Absolutley a lovely person! Marlee ROCKS!