Matilda is a gem of a movie, as is the remake of Miracle on 34th Street, which Mara also starred in.
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Radcliffe: played Weird Al
Wilson: did not play Weird Al
There was always a clear winner.
Man, I say this a lot and I know it comes across standoffish, but... US ethnic categorizations seem bonkers to me.
What does "half Jewish half Irish" even mean? Isn't that a Jewish person from Ireland? That would count as fully both things. What are the other two halves?
This is why I have to think about the immigration form for ten minutes each time I get through customs in the US, it's all "was any of your grandparents a smurf?" and "are you latino and/or lactose intolerant?" and stuff like that. It makes no sense.
I think the confusing part is that Jewish is considered by most people to be both a religion and an ethnicity.
Yeah I'm still not sure about that.
I think it's an ethnic group with a religion and sometimes a non ethnic person join them?
It's an ethnic group and a religion. The vast majority of the religious group is from the ethnic group because they usually don't try to convert people. Her note about being secular indicates she is part of the ethnic group but not part of the relegious group.
What does "half Jewish half Irish" even mean?
One parent is Irish and the other is Jewish.
As a fellow person with partial Irish ancestry and a nickel allergy, do I have... magic powers?
Only if one of your parents got it on under the light of a warm menorah that was owned by your other parent.
James? How’s the giant peach been?
You need to find an old British children's book that could be about you. Then, maybe?
Well, I've never seen Mara Wilson and Daniel Radcliffe in the same room together...
That's fucking brilliant