It's not just politicians lining up to meet Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Hollywood stars are getting in on the act. The actor Ben Stiller was in Kyiv Monday in his ...
The “Zoolander” and “Meet The Parents” star toldZelenskyy: “It’s a great honor for me. Stiller isn’t the first celebrity to meet Zelenskyy since Russia invaded. You quit a great acting career for this.” Zelenskyy was a
Actor Ben Stiller met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv on Monday, marking World Refugee Day.
It's something else to actually see it and feel it." Stiller visited Zelenskyy in his role as an ambassador for the United Nations refugee agency. "Just the actual impact of coming here," he said. "No, but pretty great," Stiller responded. You're amazing," he said. “You quit a great acting career for this,” Stiller told Zelenskyy, praising the president for his leadership in the war.
Stars such as Liev Schreiber and Sean Penn have also visited Ukraine to show support during the war with Russia.
He also spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in May, following Zelenskyy's speech. The office shared a photo of Penn at the briefing, sitting in the front row, wearing sun glasses. Similarly, Angelina Jolie has also done extensive work with the agency, and visited Ukraine earlier this year. He also visited Ukraine in November 2021 and spoke with the military in Priazov for his documentary. Jolie also visited a boarding school and spoke to students, promising to visit again, Kozytskyy said. "Seeking safety is a right and it needs to be upheld for every person."
UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Hollywood actor Ben Stiller in Ukraine wanted to see for himself the scale of the devastation and talk to people who were forced ...
After February 24, 2022, the organization significantly expanded its humanitarian programs to support government efforts to respond to the urgent humanitarian and long-term problems and needs of affected populations and communities in recovery. Earlier, during a visit to Poland this week, Stiller met with Ukrainian refugees. The actor also talked to several people who were forced to leave their homes for the second time when Irpin began firing on Russian invaders.
Ben Stiller talked to Andy Cohen about which movies starring his parents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, are his favorite.
“Zoolander” was released in 2001 and spawned a 2016 sequel. And then, of course, together they did so much.” “She’s really good in that movie, too.
US actor and comedian Ben Stiller said Tuesday he had been deeply affected by the stories he heard from Ukrainians after a surprise visit to the war-torn ...
It's really tough when you hear a young person say that, and you realise the effects of war are not always visible." "The work that UNHCR and other NGOs do is so important. "To see the physical destruction of those neighbourhoods, it's really massive, and it's impossible not to be affected by that," Stiller said.
Kyiv, Jun 21 (EFE).- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met Hollywood actor Ben Stiller during the latter's visit to Ukraine as the United Nations ...
“What you saw in Irpin is definitely dreadful. “You are my hero. Referring to the destruction caused by the war, Stiller said that “you see it on TV, you see it on social media, (but) it’s something else to actually see it and feel it and then to talk to people.”
Ben Stiller met with his “hero” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy while visiting Ukraine in his role as Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations.
And it needs to be upheld for every person.” Wherever and whenever it happens, nobody chooses to flee their home. “I'm here meeting people forced to flee their homes due to the war in Ukraine,” he wrote.
By Marie-Louise Gumuchian LONDON (Reuters) - Actor Ben Stiller, a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. refugee agency, has said it was "distressing" to he...
while dealing with our own personal issues,” Stiller told Reuters. “But I think it’s also important to be aware of what’s going on in different parts of the world.” In Ukraine, he travelled to Lviv, Irpin, which was heavily damaged at the start of the conflict, and Kyiv, where he met President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, telling him “You’re my hero”. It’s distressing to see and hear the experiences that these people have gone through,” Stiller told Reuters in a telephone interview.
Ben Stiller is still processing the devastation he witnessed while visiting Kyiv, Ukraine, this week to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky.
“Nobody wants to flee from their home. “They went to the basement and had to wait till the sound of the rockets had gone away ... and then not know where to even go for safety,” he said. “And then as you get closer and closer to Kyiv ... you start to see the roadblocks and see the destruction, which is really shocking when you haven’t seen anything like that up close.” While appearing Tuesday on “BBC Breakfast,” Stiller said his first thought on seeing the wreckage in Ukraine was, “It looks like a movie,” but “the scale of it is even bigger, and it’s real, so that’s really distressing. “What you’ve done and the way that you’ve rallied your country, and for the world, it’s really inspiring,” he told Zelensky. “It’s really strange, because when you drive into the ... west of the country, you don’t feel the conflict, except for the curfew at night, where it gets very quiet and a little bit eerie,” he said.
Actor Ben Stiller headed to Ukraine for World Refugee Day on Monday, where he met with his hero — and fellow actor — Volodymyr Zelensky.
He was the latest Hollywood star and activist to visit the country after Sean Penn, who was in Ukraine this year filming a documentary. While in the country, Stiller also met with Zelensky, the country's president who was previously an actor and comedian. Angelina Jolie also visited and met with refugees.