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Being a famous star in Hollywood is much more than just being idolized by millions of viewers all over the world. The gig also gives celebrities the unique opportunity to use their stardom to make a difference in the society. Jeffrey Dean Morgan is an actor who has utilized his status to help out people in his community.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

The Boysactor played the good samaritan along with his Hollywood colleague Paul Rudd to buy a local candy shop in his community which was at the risk of closing down. This achievment which also involved many other members who contributed to the cause, was something that Morgan has always been proud of.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan And Paul Rudd’s Kind Gesture Saved a Local Business

Over the years, many Hollywood celebrities have used their stardom to bring about a change in society either by financial assistance or through their actions.Jeffrey Dean Morganwho is currently playing a key role inThe Boys, is someone who has lent a helping hand for the betterment of people.

The actor who lives in a small community in upstate New York, was also close friends withPaul Ruddwho happened to reside very close to his area. The Marvel alum and theWatchmenstar ended up pooling in their money to buy a candy shop namedSamuel Sweet Shopin Rhinebeck.

Paul Rudd

The two actors who were frequent visitors to this very popular store in the local community, realized that it was about to be shut down following the death of its owner Ira Gutner. Determined to not let the business fall away, Morgan and Rudd decided to work together to ensure that the residents’ sweet tooth will continue to be satiated.

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In an appearance inThe Late Show with Stephen Colbert,theSupernaturalstar elaborated on how this collaboration between him and theAvengersstar came to be.

Paul and I had been friends for a while and we just didn’t want it to turn into, you know, a smoothie stand or something … So we were like, ‘Yeah, let’s pool our money together and get a candy store’.

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Through this simple but significant gesture, Morgan and Rudd proved that they still cared about the community they were living in despite becoming major stars in Hollywood.

WhyThe Walking DeadWas Extra Special For Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Jeffrey Dean Morgan played two diametrically opposite characters in two of his most successful series,SupernaturalandThe Walking Dead. While he was a devoted father who brought up his sons to confront and fight dangerous supernatural forces in the former, the latter saw him embrace a brutal antagonist in his role as Negan, the sociopathic leader.

Both these roles gave him huge recognition and acclaim with global audiences while also serving as extremely memorable filming experiences for the actor. But Morgan still believed that his stint inThe Walking Deadwas one that he would miss more. In an interview withCinePop,The Boysstar elaborated on the reasons for this.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

As John Winchester inSupernatural, Morgan was present only in about 14 or 15 episodes in total while he was a much larger presence from seasons 7 to 11 inThe Walking Dead. This was a significant reason for his preference for the zombie series despite both being close to his heart.

I’m very close to Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki of Supernatural and I still talk to them regularly. But The Walking Dead, I live in Georgia with this family for 7, 8 months of the year, and then usually I’m with Norman Reedus doing press somewhere else in the world for another couple months… The Walking Dead is a different thing and I’ll very much miss this [show] being part of my life.

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“Sign me the hell up!”: Jeffrey Dean Morgan Demanding His Own The Boys Spinoff Presents the Same Marvel Problem Eric Kripke’s Franchise Tried Avoiding

Meanwhile, the celebrity is giving fans a lot of excitement with his role in the latest season ofThe Boys. While there was not much to be known about who he would play before the season premiered, showrunner Eric Kripke has ensured that Morgan’s presence is a major turning point for the narrative, as witnessed in the first 6 episodes of the series.

Sharanya Sankar

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Sharanya Sankar, Writer for FandomwireHaving completed her Masters degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, Sharanya has a solid foundation in writing which is also one of her passions. She has worked previously with Book My show for a couple of years where she gained experience reviewing films and writing feature articles. Sharanya’s articles on film and pop culture have also been published on Film Companion, a popular film-based website. Apart from movies and pop culture, her interests include music and sports. She has contributed over 650 articles to Fandomwire so far.

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