More and more Hollywood stars joined the protests organized by superstar Jane Fonda. Dissatisfied with the environmental impact of climate change, they come to the Capitol every Friday to demand betterment of the environment.
On November 23, Hollywood stars Diane Lane, Amber Valletta and Piper Lisa Perabo joined the climate change protests and were arrested after resisting calls to disband.
Amber Valita is currently one of the most popular models and actresses, having starred in film and television dramas such as Revenge and Agent Next Door. Even when she was tied up and taken away, she still talked and laughed, and told reporters that this was the first time she had been arrested.
Diane Lane, a famous Hollywood actress who starred in the "Superman" series of films, was also arrested, and like Amber, this was the first time she was arrested. Diane Lane was wearing a red down jacket and was still shouting when she was tied. She has been nominated for several Emmy Awards, Golden Globes and Academy Awards for Best Actress.
American actor Piper Perabeau was arrested for the second time.
82-year-old superstar Jane Fonda was the organizer of the event, and this time, when she saw the police take action, she was pushed away by those around her and escaped the disaster.
But still on the opposite balcony to cheer for their peers.
Relevant sources told reporters that Jian Fangda has been arrested four times before, but the prosecution has not charged her. If she were arrested for the fifth time, the consequences would be severe and she would be held for longer.
Jian Fonda, who is 82 years old and suffers from two cancers, said in a previous interview that after her 80th birthday, she knew that she did not have much time and wanted to do more things for the benefit of future generations in a limited time.