Dawson stars welded in the face of James Van Der Beek disease
“We are not the type to be called every day. Sometimes not even every month. But when we find ourselves, it’s always there, this invisible link.”
More than 20 years after the end of Dawsonthe bonds forged on the screen in Capeside always hold out in the real world.
Guest on the podcast Dinner’s by Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Joshua Jacksonalias the sarcastic and unforgettable Pacey Witter, confided in the unwavering friendship which still unites the ancients of the cult series. And in particular on their support for James van der Beekrecently diagnosed with colorectal cancer.
“What we experienced together, it marks you for life”loose Jackson, evoking the Roaring Twenties of the shooting. But it is in the face of adversity that the family spirit resumes all its meaning. “James is going through something really terrible right now. And even if I can’t take credit, because I was a little the ghost, it was the girls who took the lead. They said: ‘We have to do something for him.”
Despite the years, the careers and the lives that have removed them, the band remains united. And Joshua Jackson Detail:
“”Busy Phillips And Michelle Williams are super close. Katie Holmes And me, the same. We are not the type to be called every day. Sometimes not even every month. But when you find yourself, it’s always there, this invisible link. “
And the actor, currently Doctor Odyssey On Disney Plus, insists: “Apart from your spouse, there is probably no one in your life with whom you are as linked as with those with whom you have pierced. You lived everything: the ups, the stockings, the shouting, the big declarations. These are bonds forged in the fire.”
In November 2024, James van der Beek had revealed his diagnosis, ahead of a tabloid ready to kill the news. Since then, love testimonies have multiplied. Recently, Michelle Williams entrusted to AND :: “We are in contact. He knows that he is in our thoughts, in our hearts. And that we are there, for him, at every moment.”
