Elizabeth Banks in New Movie Call Jane plays the main character who helps other women obtain abortion care. The lawsuit takes place in 1968 in Chicago, at a time when the procedure was illegal, the so-called Pre-Roe. The actress had to learn how to perform miscarriage Preparation for the movie. She talked about it in an interview with “Vanity Fair”.
Elizabeth Banks had abortions in the movie
In the film, the 48-year-old actress plays Joy, a housewife whose 50% pregnancy could endanger her life. After the hospital refused to let her interrupt, she turned to Jane Collective, an underground abortion clinic. After the operation, she joins a group of women and helps other people who have found themselves in a similar situation.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, Banks revealed her readiness for the role she saw Movies Instructively, she got acquainted with the tools, but was not involved in the actual termination of pregnancy. Also compared the operation process miscarriage In those days, is what is done today.
In fact, I never attended surgery. I discovered gadgets and watched movies. The procedure we’ve been following since 1968 is similar to what we’re doing now, but not quite the same. Right now, most abortions are done alone by taking two pills, she said.
The actress was also affected in the conversation Title Health professionals’ mistreatment of women. She spoke about her traumatic experience during surgery to remove cysts on her ovaries. A man doctor treated her very badly and brutally. That’s what I remembered when I miscarried in the movie.
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