Ryan Reynolds offers $ 5000 to whoever will return the teddy bear to the owner
'28.07.2020'
Source: Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda
A number of celebrities have already contributed to the award - they all urge the thief to return this "very special bear", writes "Radio KP".
Actor Ryan Reynolds, who played Deadpool, offered a $ 5000 reward to someone who could return a very special teddy bear to a Vancouver woman that was stolen from her.
The story of Mara Soriano from Vancouver was published by the CBC. During the move, a black backpack was stolen from the girl. It contained important documents, the iPad and the Nintendo Switch - and none of this worries Mara at all. The main thing is that there was a teddy bear.
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The fact is that the bear "speaks" in the voice of the deceased mother, Mara. The woman died last year at 53, after losing her battle with cancer. Already when she was in the hospice, her voice began to change. And the recording made for the bear's voice acting is the last recording of her real voice.
“She said that she loves me and is proud of me, and that she will always be with me,” - said Mara about this record.
CCTV cameras captured the moment of the theft. In the video, an unknown man looks around, grabs a backpack and runs away.
Vancouver: $ 5000 to whoever returns this bear to Mara. Not a single question asked. I think we all need this bear to come home, "Ryan Reynolds, a father of three, wrote on Twitter.
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Reynolds' selfless gesture prompted fans to suggest supplementing his donation. Many also donated funds to the Sunnybrook Hospice, which took care of Mara's mother in the last days of her life.
Canadian chat show host George Strombolupolus and director Rawson Thurber each added $ 5000 to the bank. Dan Levy, Zach Braff and P.J. Byrne took notice of this story on social media.
Previously, Reynolds helped raise money for a charity that supports seriously ill children.
