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Jessica Chastain Accepts the MVP Award – 2015 Critics’ Choice Movie Awards | A&E

   January 30, 2022  22 Comments on Jessica Chastain Accepts the MVP Award – 2015 Critics’ Choice Movie Awards | A&E

Jessica Chastain accepts the first-ever MVP Award (presented by Chris Pratt) and takes a stand for diversity and equality in Hollywood at the 20th Annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards, January 2015.

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22 thoughts on “Jessica Chastain Accepts the MVP Award – 2015 Critics’ Choice Movie Awards | A&E”

  9. We need more diversity. Not only in movies, but in every workplace around the world. The world is not populated only by straight white men.

  10. I love her, I love her so much. Not only she is gorgeous (look at this goddess face ! Her mermaid red hair !), a fantastic actress, has the cutest laugh and seems very funny and kind, but she is so clever and compassionate and the speech she made was incredible, it brought tears to my eyes. I love you Jessica Chastain <3

  11. that black lady at the end of the clip was like mmmm hmmmm…you dont know what its like child….so judgemental and that is why you dont get an mvp…you dont play well with others

  14. Class act.  The dummies trying to put their own meaning into her words only betray their own bitterness.  Such action as Chastain advocates cuts out no one — it just lets more people in. 

  16. Thank you, Jessica Chastain, for your speech. It was one the best speeches I've heard this year so far. Keep up the good work in always speaking up and for wanting more roles in the entertainment, TV & Film industry for people of ALL races and colors, for women, for people from the LGBT community, etc.  There are still too many TV shows and movies that don't have enough diversity. We will never see more progress until more people speak up and try to do something to make some social progress. This world is a better place because of people like Jessica Chastain and people who speak up. I think Michael Keaton's speech at the Golden Globes and Jessica Chastain's speech at the Critics Choice Awards have been my favorite speeches this year so far. Jessica Chastain has my respect. She is wonderful. And her speech was great. Many thanks to you, Jessica, for speaking up. More people need to speak up. I speak up many times, and I get raked over the coals for it sometimes, but I'm going to continue to speak up because I choose not to ignore what needs to be addressed. Way to go, Jessica, with your speech! I'm grateful for people like Jessica Chastain! 🙂

  17. What white actors should we bump Jessica to meet your warped view of fairness and PC stupid quota? Come on, speak up, give us the name of some deserving white actor who needs to be removed so you can pander to the black community and feed that white guilt of yours.

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