Thandiwe Newton

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1. 1972 age 0

   Born

2. 1994 age 22

   CreditInterview with the Vampire

3. 2000 age 28

   CreditMission: Impossible 2

4. 2004 age 32

   CreditCrash

   CreditThe Chronicles of Riddick

5. 2006 age 34

   CreditThe Pursuit of Happyness

6. 2007 age 35

   CreditNorbit

7. 2008 age 36

   CreditRocknRolla

   CreditW.

8. 2009 age 37

   Credit2012

9. 2018 age 46

   CreditSolo: A Star Wars Story

• JWJeffrey Wright5 titles
• TTTessa Thompson4 titles
• EHEd Harris4 titles
• LHLuke Hemsworth4 titles
• EWEvan Rachel Wood4 titles
• APAaron Paul3 titles
• AHAnthony Hopkins3 titles
• JMJames Marsden3 titles
• SQSimon Quarterman3 titles
• ASAngela Sarafyan3 titles

• Spouse

  • OPOl Parker

• Children

  • NPNico Parker

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• "From wildfires in Alberta to hurricanes in Puerto Rico, climate change is one of the reasons many of us are forced to leave our homes in search of a safer place to live," Newton says in the video. "We keep hearing that migration is a crisis, and it is, for the people affected. But did you ever notice that the same leaders denying climate change are the ones drumming up fear and hatred against migrants?" "To win climate justice, we need to oppose racism," Newton says. "We know the world's wealthiest countries have burned most of the carbon that is driving climate change today. Asserting the rights of migrants affected by these storms, floods, and fires is a way of paying back our climate debts."

  Thandiwe Newton, CC BY-SA 4.0

• There's a very strong connection between a lot of the evils of the modern world—factory farming, abuse against women—and the environment. We're destroying the female. If you think about the earth as a female organism which it is, in its totality, you know how we're disrespecting and abusing it. … [I have] very strong feelings about factory farming … I’m a vegetarian myself … I don’t want any kind of suffering of any living form but it’s more to do with the awareness that so much of the meat on the planet is being produced by factory farms. Animals are being pumped full of growth hormones which are then getting fed to our kids. And it’s affecting the water, environment. … We are being duped and controlled by huge multinationals that are concerned about the short term, not the long term and don’t care about the individual.

  Thandiwe Newton, CC BY-SA 4.0

• While expressing my milk realised that the equivalent for cows is my milk going to the mouths of people who murder and eat my family #VEGAN

  Thandiwe Newton, CC BY-SA 4.0