Some people can do more than one thing, y'know...

Same

SHe is in a current series on either Amazon or Netflix called Riviera.

@@locutusdborg126 Thank you! Will go look for it.

She was in Hustlers, she hasn't gone anywhere.

hahah

I so love that the '80's and '90's are coming back everywhere! YAY! It connects generation to generation with understanding.

"yeah? well the jerk store called, and they're running out of you!"

@@mulimotola44 "What's the difference? You're their all time best seller!"

Same goes to film title no sudden move😊

same! I wish I saw her in more movies!

Still picturing her young face in O.

Same ,shes fabulous

Just possible change with these from Thelma ! Almost same Actor.

She's one of my favorite actress she's awesome

I agree, think of telling family member's we've decided on another patient. Nope.. Nope!

Stephen P Murphy they don't have to talk to the patient, the patient just gets called and told that there is a heart available. If you don't get called, then you haven't been chosen.

Always bet on pizza. Coming this summer: Pizza Heart!

i think a computer decides in real life.

@@jonathancarter6231 in almost all cases the organ transplant matching process is done by computer algorithm, you are correct. There are very, very rare circumstances where a patient suddenly cannot accept the intended organ and there isn't time to reallocate through the national system (because the organ will no longer be viable in the time that takes), and a transplant hospital may be able to transplant the organ to a different patient within their hospital. But even then, it doesn't really work like this movie suggests.

absolutely !

it feels like made for tv or a mini series definitely does not feel like a movie!

It feels like a play to me ... the plot is delivered primarily through dialogue and most of the action is in a some number of locations. Adaptations of stage plays are often like that.

@@maggiemakgill you’re so informed. It’s so cool

That would be really good. A limited series.

Kelsey is a producer

Can't wait to see the two of them together.

I've missed her too ^^

You know it!

She's looking more like that Sophia robot these days.

...it really is true about beauty being in the eye of the beholder.

IKR

I would chose 3family members over 7strangers. B’se they are my family. I don’t think i’d even think abt it..

@J B I completely agree, but i’d still chose 3loved ones over 7strangers that might potentially add something valuable to the world. I still wouldn’t think about it. I don’t know if that makes me a bad person. I guess it’s all about perspective as i already come from such a small family and have lost a loved one before. I’m guessing this kinda decision would vary from person to person

I'd run over the 7 strangers. Then reverse. Then run over the 3 family members. It just seems right.

I have not read or heard any stories about committees like these. Where did you get your information?

^^^EXACTLY^^^

@@karlsjostedt8415 it's made up of the CEO, the CFO, the shift Coordinator, case management, and the heads of each affected department. This isn't unusual.

lol

@@mysticalstylings2456 had they watched Resident, they would have known how much $ plays a role in running a hospital, even when it's ugly and seemingly cold.

I think this could apply worldwide...lots of people need organs but only so many available with compatibility and then if you are rich you would want your name pushed to the top if you can buy it....

yeah there is also the illegal organ trade where hospitals are not always aware; patients come in with a compatible donor family/friend etc ...

@@grievingmom And thus in countries where money decides everything, the rich get humane treatments at the cost of the poor.

You deserve more likes.

@@KootFloris don't be fooled...in every country money decides everything, some just aren't as flagrant about it

But 25 Million? That could help more people in the long run. In the USA it would be going to the rich.

@@vincem2759 What if the guy that didn't have 25m backing him would have gone on to cure cancer? Or heck, even just create a school for impoverished kids. Money shouldn't ever be the deciding factor in whether you should save someone, or who you should save more. That's entirely the issue with this world isn't it? We aren't treated equal, we are treated by the worth of our pockets. The other issue is...money saved the rich guy...so what's to say that same decision won't be used when deciding how to spend the 25 million. Funding specific types of treatment that are skewed to people that can buy their way in. And so the cycle continues and the people that do deserve the services are disregarded for those that can pay more for them. The right to medical care shouldn't be decided on by the depth of your pockets. Just as education shouldn't. That said..I'm not running a hospital and responsible for balancing the books with limited government funding so who knows what decision I'd make if I was in the situation of being responsible for something more than my moral choice.

In actual practice, the only deciding factor is who is most eligible physically - at least in the US. I cannot speak for the rest of the world, but I imagine the protocol is similar. ... but this is a movie and it is meant to be a philosophic exploration of morality, obligation, duty, etc...

I think organ donation should be opt out instead of opt in. Everyone should be an organ donor (and a registered voter!) by default.

There are questions about why tens or hundreds of thousands change hands but donors don’t receive recompense in any form, not in the ability to choose the circumstances of their donation nor funeral/medical costs. I’m not taking a stance here, but no system is perfect so I also can’t say the system we have in the US is something outside of criticism.

@@schisandra no because then you will have people trying to kill you off to get your organs to their family member faster. Fatal Organ donations are horrible and open up to so much black market crime . Everybody dies and i know that’s horrible to say but its true. Nobody should they have to end their life to save a life of a dying stranger who may or may not be a good person. If it’s something like a kidney then fine but the heart is just crazy.

@@qtpiefuuurrrever That makes no sense. People can't choose where the organs go and their is already a black market surrounding organ donation because of the lack of donors. I'm sure the other person's solution has downsides but the black market thing is already a problem.

@@qtpiefuuurrrever We have opt out in Scotland and there's no crazy murder spree here... Most murders wouldn't even make it to donation anyway because the autopsy would take to long! Chill your boots and donate your organs ❤️

I met him once. He was so shocked that I recognized who is was, that I knew his work, and that I said his name correctly. We talked for about 10 minutes. He is such a humble and great guy.

Sadly it's been that way since the dawn of civilization.

"Human trafficking" is a separate issue, and has no connection to organ transplants in the USA.