MOTHER AND LEFT ALONE SON OF THE LEGENDARY MOVIE “HOME ALONE,” MACAULAY CULKIN AND CATHERINE O’HARA REUNITED AT THE EVENT WHERE CULKIN RECEIVED HIS STAR AT THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME
Macaulay Culkin and Catherine O’Hara reunited as Culkin received his star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame, as O’Hara gave an emotional speech for him at the event.
Culkin was ten, and O’Hara was 36, when they had starred in the classical movie, Home Alone. They gave life to son who got left alone at home, and the mother who forget her son as they were having a family trip.
As the people loved the movie, and Culkin’s character, O’Hara’s character portayed a loving mother who worried for her son, as she forget him at home, since they were going to a trip with their crowded family.
The movie became a classic, as it received a huge success, and along the movie, Culkin and O’Hara had received their parts from the success of the movie too with their roles, Kevin and Kate McCallister.
After thirty years from the publish of the movie, Home Alone, Culkin had received his star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It is the 2,765th star that is awarded. The event happened at the 1st of December, and left Culkin’s mark, at the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
As he is 42 now, his mother from the movie, Home Alone, 69-year-old O’Hara had gave an emotional speech for her fake son from the movie.
“Home Alone was, is, and always will be a beloved global sensation… because of Macaulay Culkin.” O’Hara talked about the special place the “Home Alone,” staying at her heart, at the event.
As O’Hara continued with her speech, she praised his natural acting skills as, “You made acting look like the most natural thing in the world… as if we’d ambushed this real little boy named Kevin to make a movie.”
As she continued with her speech, she talked about the troubling times Culkin had faced during his years as a child actor, and thanked Culkin as she said, “your fake mom that left you home alone not once but twice. The emotional speech left everyone with tears.
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