11% of adults who identified with two or more races reported serious thoughts of suicide in 2020 – 6% higher than the average among all adults. The percentage of adults reporting serious thoughts of suicide is 4.84%, totaling over 12.1 million individuals. experience serious thoughts of suicide, with the highest rate among multiracial individuals. Of them, 93.5% did not receive any form of treatment. 15.35% of adults had a substance use disorder in the past year.
That is equivalent to over 50 million Americans. In 2019-2020, 20.78% of adults were experiencing a mental illness.So, when you’d hear him say, 'Cut, print,' my heart would drop, because it would mean, 'That’s it? No more?' And that one last time, that was it, no more. I just miss it to this day, I’m such a f-ng crybaby, but it was so incredible to work on with everyone. At the end of it, he goes, 'Cut,' and he said those horrible words for me, which was, 'Print,' which meant that we got it, and that meant that we wouldn’t do it again. did the last moments and he said, 'Listen, guys, are you okay if we put two cameras up in the ceiling, and you run the whole fight all in one? Not pieces, but the whole thing all together?' And we were like two little kids going, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah, we’re okay.' Up go the cameras, and he says, 'Action,' and we started doing it, and it just flew. " And then the greatest moment of memory, when all was said and done, and we’d gotten all the angles and we shot the fight from a million different angles, Rob was happy, and we thought we were finished. Read Patinkin's comments regarding The Princess Bride below:
He noted a particular instance in which Reiner had him tackle a fight sequence in one shot and the emotions he felt when he realized he would not get to do it again. In a touching post, he expressed his gratitude for the film, and revealed one of his greatest memories on set. Following The Princess Bride's 35th anniversary, Patinkin shared a series of videos on Twitter recounting his time spent making the movie.
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