Fight Against Covid-19: Henry Thanks Health Workers In The UK

Last we heard from Henry, he was baking bread in self-isolation after The Witcher was forced to shut down production in the UK because of the spread of the coronavirus. Today, he appeared in a video by England's National Health Service, to thank health workers as they battle the disease.

Henry Cavill joining @NHSEngland’s #ThankYouThursday to give a shout out to health workers in the UK during the pandemic. #realsuperheroes — Full video https://t.co/BylLdwahz4 pic.twitter.com/mB2eOPJScq

— Henry Cavill News (@HenryCavillNews) April 2, 2020

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Our #ThankYouThursday doesn't end there! Joining Kylie, Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Kate Winslet are some more famous faces who want to give a shout out to #OurNHSPeople.

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Healthcare workers all over the world have emerged as the true heroes of this crisis, as they risk their lives while treating Covid-19 patients. We salute you as well.


Stay safe, everyone!

Mexico: Henry Is Thinking About You

#Mexico #Hope

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This year Henry has been using his social media to reach out to those in need. From his message to the people of Britain following a terror attack, to supporting hurricane-damaged Texas and Florida, his heartfelt words provide comfort when it's needed the most. Today he wanted to let the people of Mexico know he's thinking of them, after two earthquakes and a hurricane have left hundreds of people dead this month.

He's the real deal guys. And that's why he has our unconditional support.

Go Supes! -- We are thinking of you as well Mexico.

"My Heart Goes Out To Those Affected By Hurricane Harvey"

My heart goes out to those affected by Hurricane Harvey and the flooding in Texas. Although I am so far away, I wanted to do my part in sending a message of hope and support in a situation where hope might seem very distant. I also wanted to sing the praises of everyone who has worked so hard to rescue and send aid during this very trying time for Texas. Let us all continue to donate and lend support where we can. I found the picture above while doing some digging for news and thought it was a great display of strength and defiance. Texas, we are with you #HurricaneHarvey #Texas

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Hurricane Harvey devastated parts of southeast Texas when it roared ashore last weekend, and the city of Houston was the hardest hit by the flooding that followed. But it's always in these dire situations, that the human spirit thrives.

Thank you Henry for your message of hope and support in these trying times.

Here is how you can help.

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Mini Supes representing

5-year-old Houston native in Philadelphia opens lemonade stand to raise money for flood victims. https://t.co/7mmqPTFmnM pic.twitter.com/8MYxIE1oGi

— ABC News (@ABC) August 30, 2017

Henry's Heartfelt Message: 'Stay Brave Britain"

#United #StayBraveBritain

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Tonight Henry posted a new message in support of Britain, following the terror attack in London.

"Londoners will never be cowed by terrorism" - London Mayor @SadiqKhan on #Westminster terror attack https://t.co/86W3BGp62q pic.twitter.com/cBFpDj5xU9

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) March 22, 2017

It came on the one year anniversary of the attacks in Brussels, that prompted Warner Bros. to cancel the press line at the London Batman v Superman premiere last March.


Nomis director David Raymond, who is from London, also shared his words of encouragement.    

Home... #united

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Mission:Impossible 6 director, Christopher McQuarrie, said it all with an image.

London

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Our thoughts are with you London.

Watch Henry's message on his Facebook