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a flippin' "Good Luck" to Mary Elizabeth from Napoleon Dynamite
a flippin' "Good Luck" to Mary Elizabeth from Napoleon Dynamite
'@NapoleonDynamite' Actor Wishes 12-Year-Old #Cancer Patient Some Flippin' Good Luck.
I love it when actors do this. You can think of them as just people, and of course they are, but they can make a far greater impact than most of us can.
"Napoleon Dynamite" actor Jon Heder has a special message for Mary Elizabeth Paris,a 12-year-old fan battling leukemia: Get well soon, gosh!
Paris recently told NBC's Atlanta 11 Alive her favorite movie is "Napoleon Dynamite,"and when the actor caught wind of her affection for the film, he responded to her directly -- in character.
"Uhh, I just wanted to say good luck," says Heder in the video, posted to YouTube on Sept. 3. "Hang in there, you're gonna do awesome, and uh, just uh, listen to your heart. That's pretty much all I do."
But a celebrity message wasn't the only surprise Paris received recently. On Sept. 2, her nurses at the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, where she's being treated, decked out her hospital room in gold, the color representing September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
I love it when actors do this. You can think of them as just people, and of course they are, but they can make a far greater impact than most of us can.
"Napoleon Dynamite" actor Jon Heder has a special message for Mary Elizabeth Paris,a 12-year-old fan battling leukemia: Get well soon, gosh!
Paris recently told NBC's Atlanta 11 Alive her favorite movie is "Napoleon Dynamite,"and when the actor caught wind of her affection for the film, he responded to her directly -- in character.
"Uhh, I just wanted to say good luck," says Heder in the video, posted to YouTube on Sept. 3. "Hang in there, you're gonna do awesome, and uh, just uh, listen to your heart. That's pretty much all I do."
But a celebrity message wasn't the only surprise Paris received recently. On Sept. 2, her nurses at the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, where she's being treated, decked out her hospital room in gold, the color representing September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
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