Sebastian Stan & Adam Pearson: Breaking Disability Stereotypes in 'A Different Man' | This Morning

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  @LoyMachedo · 1 year ago

  What an inspiration this man is..... Where 99.99% of the world would break down, this man rose up to inspire the world. Nothing but respect to Adam Pearson.

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  @michaelmcnab130 · 1 year ago

  I also suffer from neurofibromatosis took my wife to see this outstanding performance and film hopefully gives people a understanding of the condition and the challenges we go through everyday

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  @SavvySavant · 1 year ago (edited)

  Living with a condition like that either makes you or breaks you. He&apos;s probably a super interesting person to talk to because building character is almost like a coping mechanism in a scenario like that.<br><br>I&apos;m glad I saw this and I&apos;m glad that he has such an important role in this movie.

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  @tomtalker2000 · 1 year ago

  God bless him. Not only for his condition but his POSITIVE attitude. That is one VERY strong individual getting through something we all call life. And knowing how harsh it can be for ALL of us.

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  @corneliuscornia3189 · 1 year ago

  Proud of my Romanian Sebastian Stan, well done brother 👍💯

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  @Tomy_Yon · 1 year ago

  Sebastian and Adam, I like their friendship.

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  @bluebellrose8 · 1 year ago

  Adam Pearson is so fabulous! I used to be a hairdresser and I remember how mostly women and some men were never happy with their looks. Some people looked gorgeous but they didn&apos;t see that. I&apos;m happy I&apos;m not that vain but watching Adam Pearson in this interview, I completely forget about his condition. He is so articulate and insightful and his body language is so confident. He&apos;s obviously just getting on with his life despite his disability and that is so inspiring. All the more power to him:)

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  @manickitty2783 · 1 year ago

  One of my favorite quotes that I happen to have on a t shirt is &quot;Be curious, not judgemental.&quot; Those are some real words to live by, especially when you see someone with a disability. You don&apos;t know what is going on in their life or in their head. You can be curious about how they look, but if you say something rude, you could affect them in ways that you didn&apos;t imagine. <br><br>I for one can&apos;t wait to see this movie.

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  @daynacullimore1936 · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s incredible they use a medical called neurofibromatosis. I have it and so many people don&apos;t understand how hard it is for all people with the condition. I can&apos;t wait to watch this

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• TE

  @TentacledProductions · 1 year ago

  Anyone who bullies Adam gotta go through me. The man is a legend. ❤

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  @SaintVodou · 1 year ago

  Knew I recognized Adam Pearson from UNDER THE SKIN. He and Sebastian Stan were perfect, and this was so wickedly smart and original that I’m surprised it got made.

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  @galileaagoitia9719 · 1 year ago

  When Sebastian says he wants to be a part of conversation... i love him ❤ i love how he answers and talk so passionate about these movies. Im so proud of him 🥺🥺🥺

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