Robin Roberts was lost by GMA co-moderator for words, will be reorganized in the eye

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Fresh from a BAFTA victory for Great/man: The Christopher Reeve historyThe 32-year-old debut a new ABC special entitled ” Will Reeve: Find my father.

In The Special, he wants to withdraw the steps of his late father Christopher Reeve on his last expedition in 1995 In the wild: gray whales with Christopher ReeveWhen he drew the migration of Pacific Gray Whale from the Arctic to Mexico before the riding accident, which paralyzed him to Mexico.

The special is to be broadcast on ABC on February 26, and before his debut. Will sat down with the anchors of GMA To give what they “thought” as a “15-second elevator pitch” The documentary.

“I associate my father again in a way that I didn’t know that it was possible, hopefully for the rest of my life in a way that fulfilled me.” Wants to answer before he turns to his employees and in particular Robin, who acts as an executive producer at the special.

“And I am so grateful to you that you produce the executive and love you all. And I love you back.” He added what Robin touched very much. When she was asked for a comment, she was to be lost for words that simply moved to her co-anchors.

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Christopher spent most of his later life as an activist and advocate for environmental and human rights after he had the success of his train in its turn Superhuman Films and on Broadway.

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In 1995 he was thrown out of a horse and paralyzed from the waist down, using a wheelchair and ventilation device for the rest of his life. He became an advocate of research for spinal cell injuries and founded the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. He died in 2004 at the age of 52.

Wants to write an emotional and moving essay for ABC News Christopher experienced before his accident about his father and his journey to rediscover some of the last moments of joy and research.

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“The world knows my father as a superman and as a face of the spinal cord injury – a heroic figure that fights for others and for himself,” he wrote. “Many also learned more about him and our family in an award -winning theater documentary. Great/man: The Christopher Reeve history. But the story is even more, even more for the man. “

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He added: “It has been my mission for years to find a way, to exhibit the world of Christopher Reeve in this hourly nature documentary and to use the 30-year film as an entry point to the emptiness that I have been injured since he was gone.”

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“What I discovered by going to San Ignacio Lagoon and St. Lawrence Island and hitting the remarkable people there and seeing the gray whales on their journey and taking a camera and an open heart with me with me defies. I have a better understanding of myself and my father; the natural world and humanity.