24th October 2014

Catholic School Bans Ellen Page and Julianne Moore From Filming

Newsdesk24th October 201429th November 2015

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A Catholic boys’ school has withdrawn its permission to be used as a location to shoot LGBT rights film, Freeheld, starring Ellen Page and Julianne Moore.

Day: 24 October 2014

Catholic School Bans Ellen Page and Julianne Moore From Filming

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