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Marlee Matlin Research Presentation
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My presentation is about Marlee Matlin, a deaf Hollywood actress
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from Illinois.
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So in her early life, she was born on August
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24th, 1965 and she went deaf due to illness at
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18 months of age.
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Her first acting debut was at age seven in The
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Wizard of Oz, which was a production that was put
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on by the I.
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C O.
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D. A.
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The International Center of Deafness and the Arts Theater, Um,
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at the theater.
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She also starred in productions of Mary Poppins and Peter
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Pan. At Young Ages, she attended John Jersey High School
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and Plan to Go Toe, Harper College and City Criminal
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Justice. Okay, Um, Important dates and accomplishments.
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Her first movie debuted in 1968 and it was called
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Children of a Lesser God.
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And she won the Academy Award for best actress for
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her role as Sarah in this film, which was a
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massive accomplishment because it was her first film, Um, and
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she moved on to star in Reasonable Doubts, which is
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a TV show, and on the set she met her
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husband, Um, and she and her husband got married in
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1993 and they now have four Children, and after the
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birth of her Children, she ended up writing.
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Four books on the first one was written a year
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after her last child was born, Um, and of these
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four books, three of them were part of a Children's
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trilogy. And one was an autobiography, which was just about
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most of the details.
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And all the struggles that she had gone through in
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her life on these books have inspired thousands and thousands
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of people in the deaf community today.
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Her contributions to death culture, her books have inspired ah,
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lot of people who are in the death community.
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Um, and she has appeared in many movies and TV
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shows as like powerful deaf characters ah, including character and
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switched at birth, which is a very popular TV show,
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Or it waas.
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A few years ago, um, and she created an app
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called Marley Signs to teach people, uh, SL or to
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teach to people who wanted to learn it.
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Um, overall, she has been a big inspiration in the
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deaf community, and she will continue to spire inspire people
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in the years to come
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