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14:05 PDT 11/2/2018
by
Katie Kilkenny
"Please, make your voice heard," say the co-stars of Quentin Tarantino's film "Once upon a time in Hollywood".
Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt added their voice to the PSA celebrity group encouraging Americans to vote next Tuesday.
The co-stars of Quentin Tarantino's upcoming film Once upon a time in Hollywood published a public interest message produced by NowThis Politics explaining the issues that will be resolved on Nov. 6 on DiCaprio's Facebook page.
"The future of our country will be decided this week, and elections are not just for the presidential vote, and this election could be the most decisive in our lives," DiCaprio said in the video, citing issues such as the laws on firearms safety, drinking water and air, immigration policy and health care.
Pitt, sitting next to him, adds that the elections will determine the future of climate change, criminal justice reform, education funding, LGBTQ equality and law. of vote. "We urge you to go to the polls on November 6 and make your voice heard," said Pitt. It also suggests that viewers encourage voter turnout by volunteering at telephone banks, sending SMS messages and going door-to-door.
The two stars then invite viewers to visit TheLastWeekend.org to see how they can help.
At the end of an informative segment on what could be decided for this year's mid-term votes, DiCaprio adds: "We, the voters, have the power to decide all this."
"And it starts now," says Pitt, mentioning the early vote. "If you like, make your voice heard."
Although the standards are already high, the 2018 mid-term sessions have seen an impressive number of celebrity public service announcements like Taylor Swift, Freeform stars, Jodie Foster, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Logan Browning etc.
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