Hugh Bonneville interrupts Downton Abbey interview with urgent Gaza plea
Hugh Bonneville highlighted the deaths of over 64,000 people in Gaza, urging global leaders to end the ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
- Hugh Bonneville interrupted a Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale interview on September 5 during the London premiere to address the Gaza crisis.
- He spoke out because Gaza City faces severe Israeli strikes and famine, killing over 28 people overnight, mostly women and children.
- Bonneville described the situation as 'indefensible' and urged the international community to do more to end the violence before discussing the film.
- He expressed strong condemnation of the situation unfolding in Gaza City, urging increased action from the global community to halt the violence, all while marking the 15th anniversary of Downton Abbey.
- His plea highlighted global concern amid a famine declaration last month and growing calls for intervention resonating alongside the film's grand finale event.
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Hugh Bonneville interrupts live TV interview with urgent Gaza plea
Hugh Bonneville interrupted a live TV interview to issue an urgent plea for the world to act on the “indefensible” situation in Gaza. Speaking to ITV at the premiere in Leicester Square on Wednesday (3 September), the actor said that before he spoke about the “loveliness of our wonderful film”, he needed to discuss the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. “What’s about to happen in Gaza City is indefensible, the international community must do m…
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