Jacqueline Bisset, a Hollywood icon, leads a group of celebrities in supporting the Stonewall National Museum’s Drive 2 Fundraiser and the 20th anniversary celebration of the gay romantic comedy “Latter Days.” The event aims to raise funds for the museum and commemorate the landmark film that highlighted LGBTQ+ issues.
Bisset, known for her roles in films like “Bullitt” and “Murder on the Orient Express,” joins other prominent figures in the entertainment industry to show their support for the Stonewall National Museum. The museum, located in Florida, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing LGBTQ+ history and culture.
The fundraiser will help the museum continue its important work of educating the public about LGBTQ+ issues and advocating for equality. The event will also celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Latter Days,” a film that broke new ground in depicting a gay love story on the big screen.
Celebrity supporters of the fundraiser include actors, musicians, and influencers who are passionate about LGBTQ+ rights and representation in the media. Their involvement in the event highlights the importance of supporting LGBTQ+ organizations and the impact of inclusive storytelling in Hollywood.
The event promises to be a night of celebration and advocacy, bringing together members of the entertainment industry and the LGBTQ+ community to support a worthy cause. With Jacqueline Bisset at the forefront, the Drive 2 Fundraiser and “Latter Days” anniversary celebration are sure to be a success in raising awareness and funds for the Stonewall National Museum.
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