Unterhaltung Familienleben trotz Scheidung Bei Moore und Willis geht es harmonisch zu
Die Liebe geht, die Freundschaft bleibt. Zumindest bei Demi Moore und Bruce Willis, hier im Jahr 1995.
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Anders als bei manch anderen Hollywood-Beziehungen gibt es zwischen den Ex-Eheleuten Demi Moore und Bruce Willis kein böses Blut. Ein seltener Schnappschuss zeigt die beiden Superstars nun mit ihrer gemeinsamen Tochter. Sogar Willis neue Liebe kommentiert.
Demi Moore und Bruce Willis beweisen, wie harmonisch es in ihrer Patchwork-Familie zugeht. Ihre Tochter Scout teilte anlässlich ihres 30. Geburtstags ein gemeinsames Foto mit ihren beiden Eltern auf Instagram und witzelte in den Kommentaren, dass sie das zweite von insgesamt drei Produkten der DemiXBruce-Zusammenarbeit sei.
offering a new point of view on the cherished characters from her 1960 novel. but the new take on this literary classic offering some really surprising twists. you re going to hear some ugly talk about this. reporter: the sequel opens with scout, the fiery, youngest member of the finch family making her annual trip home from new york to make yum junction now fully grown and grappling with love. and big brother jeb has been written out of watchman. lee shocking readers saying he dropped dead in his tracks one day. there s a lot of ugly things in this world, son. reporter: but the biggest shock has to do with dedicated father and champion of equal rights, atticus finch, seemingly re-envisioned in this sequel depicted as a proponent of segregation. in the name of god. reporter: at one point in the new book he reportedly tells his daughter scout that the african-americans are still in the childhood as a people. aticus has not done a complete 180.
this is about an aging atticus finch and his daughter scout, who narrated the earlier book. atticus is portrayed as holding this view. i want to leave some things for readers to discover on their own, but i will say that over the course of the novel, we slowly begin to realize some troubling things about atticus. some beliefs that he holds, some meetings that he s been to. and towards the close of the book, there s a lengthy debate in which he tells his now grown daughter that black people really aren t fit to be a part of civil society, because they re not intellectually capable. and he says, i believe, in the their childhood as a people. he has an attitude that what we thought was his defending black clients, because of his belief in justice, would have been his believing in him being a protector as a white man. do you see how harper lee