LA first responders celebrated at 'Captain America: Brave New World' world premiere
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The world premiere of Marvel's 'Captain America: Brave New World' took place at the TCL Chinese Theatre, honoring nearly 1,000 first responders and their families. The event featured stars Anthony Mackie, Harrison Ford, and director Julius Onah, who expressed gratitude for the real-life heroes present. Onah highlighted their essential role during wildfires, allowing him to attend the premiere. Mackie and Ramirez also acknowledged the significance of the event for those who risk their lives. The premiere was part of Marvel's response to community challenges, showcasing support and gratitude towards first responders.
"A month ago I was evacuating from my home, and we are here right now, because these real life superheroes kept us safe, so to have them here and be able to share this movie with them, give them a couple of hours to be entertained, what more can you ask for?" - Director Julius Onah
"To see people here that actually risked their lives and put it on the line, I think it's amazing that Marvel and Disney were able to put this together for them." - Danny Ramirez
"It warms my heart to know that we still have this in us, and that it's there for all of us. Thank you so much for what you did. Thank you so much for what you will do." - Harrison Ford
Read at ABC7 Los Angeles
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