In an interview with the Australian newspaper, Tallon Pamenter criticized the way Jessica Ainscough’s story is portrayed in the series
New success of Netflixthe miniseries Apple cider It is among the most watched on the platform in recent days. Inspired by real facts and launched in early February, the production created by Samantha Strauss accompanies the history of the Australian influencer Belle Gibson (Kaitlyn Duty), who pretended to have cancer to earn fame and money.
In sharing the routine allegedly fighting the disease, Gibson He stated that he was healed with a series of alternative procedures and without scientific proof. However, after doubts about the veracity of the influencer’s allegations, investigations revealed that the whole story she told was just a lie.
In Apple ciderviewers also follow the history of Milla Blake (Alycia Debnam-Carey). Although she did not exist in real life, the character was inspired by JESSICA AINSCOUGHa magazine editor that was diagnosed with cancer and resorted to alternative methods without scientific proof.
Unfortunately, as in the series, the publisher died of cancer in 2015 at the age of 29, about five years after the diagnosis. Although the creator of Apple cider has said that production is not proposed to be a faithful portrait of reality, the association between Milla Blake and JESSICA AINSCOUGH It bothered family members of the Australian.
What the ex-boyfriend of the true Milla Blake said about Apple cider?
In Apple cider, Belle Gibson and Milla Blake They are portrayed as close people, who were initially friends, but eventually became rivals. However, according to the ex-boyfriend of JESSICA AINSCOUGH, Tallon Pamenterthis “is completely distant from reality.”
The idea that the character Milla It is based on Jess It is simply ridiculous and offensive […] It is a counterfeit dramatic and fictional representation – which is not surprising, considering that none of us have been consulted or referenced for information or checking of facts, ”he told the newspaper Australian.
Another point that bothered the ex-boyfriend of the true Milla Blake It is the fact that, in Apple ciderthe character seems to despise conventional treatments.
The series implies that Jess He completely rejected conventional medicine, which is also incorrect. It has always been opened on exploring all kinds of conventional and holistic medicine. In fact, she died due to complications of conventional radiotherapy – not because her cancer spreads, or by acting too late, as portrayed in the media and the series.
Portray it as aggressive, naive or disregarding medical advice until the last minute is incredibly inaccurate, frustrating and deeply painful. ”
Tallon Pamenter also disagreed with the rivalry between Milla and Bellequestioning the outcome of Apple ciderwith the first one on the edge of death trying to unmask the lies of the second.
Belle had contacted Jess sometimes, especially through social media and, as always, Jess It was kind and joint, but their contact was minimal. There was really no relationship between them. Jess barely knew her and at the time of her death had no idea that Belle It was a scam, ”he told the Australian.
“The fact that this new series puts a false cancer fraud as Gibson – guilty of misleading and misleading conduct in a court – in the same plot as someone honest and amazing how Jess It is a huge insult to your character and your legacy. It is to leave the heart to everyone who knew it ”, continued Tallon Pamenter.
Finally, the ex-boyfriend of JESSICA AINSCOUGH also criticized the representation of the father of Millaportrayed in the series as an aggressive man.
Regarding the way the father is portrayed in the series, I can say that it is completely fictitious and make any correlation between this character and the true father of Jess (Col Ainscuff) It’s very disturbing, ”he said.
“Those who really know the father of Jess They will attest that he is the kindest man you have ever met. He’s a meek, generous, incredibly kind and very dear. ”
The idea that Milla Blake It is a faithful representation of JESSICA AINSCOUGHhowever, was questioned by the actress Alycia Debnam-Carey. To the portal Today (via Forbes) She said the character synthesizes “a junction of welfare influencers of the time.”
We created Milla as a character of its own. That was the most interesting. We could strengthen her so she could face Belle of equal to equal. ”
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