Siblings and Support

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Elisabeth Shue and her brother Andrew Shue talk about their new film, "Gracie," based loosely on Elisabeth’s real-life experiences as the only girl on an all-boys high school soccer team in New Jersey in the 1970s. Later, Steve Geng tells us about his criminal past, and its affect on his relationship with his late sister, New Yorker contributor Veronica Geng. Plus, Bruce Dern looks back on his life in Hollywood. And we start the show with two Underreported features on the complexities of resettling refugees.

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