'It does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty!'
Nearly 22 years ago, Alicia Silverstone's Cher Horowitz delivered a rousing speech about America being a land of acceptance for refugees in the emotionally poignant film Clueless.
Now, her declaration that "it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty" is being re-purposed by activists to boycott President Donald Trump's divisive travel ban. And W Magazine has called on some star power to recreate the iconic speech.
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Star Wars star Adam Driver, Hacksaw Ridge's Andrew Garfield, Manchester by the Sea star Lucas Hedges and future young Han Solo Alden Ehrenreich came together to recreate the beloved scene -- although admittedly not from memory.
While they weren't off-book, the young stars brought passion and a number of different interpretations to the timeless oration. However, no one got into character as a teenage valley girl nearly as enthusiastically as Garfield.
For a comparison, here's the stirring original speech from the iconic 1995 comedy.
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