Mia Farrow on Darfur's Voiceless

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Mia Farrow is an acclaimed film and stage actor and UNICEF ambassador. The stellar list of films she has starred in includes Rosemarys Baby, The Great Gatsby (Farrow played Daisy Buchanan opposite Robert Redford), Hannah Her Sisters (played the title role of "Hannah"), Zelig, Crimes and Misdemeanors, New York Stories, Broadway Danny Rose, Purple Rose of Cairo, Radio Days, Alice, September, Husbands and Wives, Private Parts, amongst others. Farrow was the person on the first issue of People Magazine. Her sister, Prudence Farrow, inspired The Beatles song Dear Prudence. Farrow is considered one of the most beautiful and talented women to grace the silver screen. As the mother of fourteen children - ten of whom are adopted, Farrow has devoted her life to humanitarian efforts and the care of a truly remarkable family. With the goal of helping those who are less fortunate, she brings an unending source of courage, hope and spiritual strength to her role as mother and activist. Farrow has incredible passion and sincere commitment to the children of the world. Farrow continues to campaign for an end to the genocide in Darfur, Sudan. In reference to the women and children of the devastated region of Darfur, Farrow said These are the most courageous women I have ever met. We can only bow our heads with the deepest respect at this time of suffering and terror. These people have no voice to tell the world what is happening.

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