James McAvoy reveals the NHS 'saved' his life as campaign for health workers' PPE continues
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standard.co.ukJames McAvoy has praised the NHS for saving his life when he suffered a botched surgery. The Scottish actor, who turned 41 on Tuesday, appeared on ITV’s Good Morning Britain to discuss the campaign to provide healthcare workers on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic with personal protective equipment (PPE).
Last month, McAvoy donated £275,000 to the crowdfunding initiative Masks For NHS Heroes, which has now raised nearly £2 million of its £3 million target.
He said: “The NHS has been there for me from the day I was born. Throughout my life, me personally, they saved my life, which I won’t go into too much. “For the lives of my loved ones and my family, you know, I would be without multiple members of my family and I mean close,
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