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Minnie Driver Discusses Her ABC Show, "Speechless" | BUILD Series

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Minnie Driver is coming to BUILD to talk about her role as Maya DiMeo in the new ABC show, “Speechless.” Driver plays the mother of a special-needs kid, JJ (Micah Fowler), and wants to make sure that her son has a normal life despite his use of a wheelchair and lack of speech due to cerebral palsy. Join Driver as she discusses the sitcom which can be seen every Wednesday night. Interview at AOL HQ in NYC for BUILD Series.
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11 окт 2016

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Комментарии : 11

@Jenk2912 5 лет назад

I’ve always liked Minnie Driver, even more so now. I love speechless and think it’s an awesome show

@blindwheels 7 лет назад

as a multiply disabled woman, who is also in a power wheelchair & legally blind, Minnie you are awesome, Thanks for realizeing that we are human being s, also have you guys seen power wheelchair hockey? we have it in Toronto Canada.

@hexponi 7 лет назад

Love Minnie Driver and the show is so funny.

@waywardmind 7 лет назад

Wish they'd mentioned Zach Anner and all the incredible inroads he's made for people with CP.

@julierogers1155 2 года назад

Just found this ... going to look for Speechless. I ADORE Minnie ... think she is so interesting and fun and smart.

@paulaylward5565 2 года назад

I love the show very much I miss it very much and I hope it comes back because I have a disability called spinel bifida and I use a wheelchair because of it and it makes me feel better about myself and others

@paulaylward5565 2 года назад

Love this show very much I wish I could see all the actors in this TV show very much I love the show so much I wish I could have been there

@paulaylward5565 2 года назад

That is what we are trying to do is get people to see us for hew we are not what we have

@Nazaba09 6 лет назад

As someone with a disability wanting to work in film/tv, I think Minnie means well but it really doesn’t bother me when an able bodied person plays disabled. We’re not represented/portrayed enough for us to have choices. Beggars can’t be choosers. When disability becomes more the norm, and people are more used to seeing us, then we can be picky and say ‘let’s get a disabled actor’. Furthermore, I think there’s a lot to be learned from an able bodied actor playing disabled. The able bodied actor can learn and educate others in a way the disabled actor can’t.