James Van Der Beek, the actor finest identified for his starring roles in Dawson’s Creek and Varsity Blues, not too long ago introduced he has been recognized with colorectal most cancers. Now, he’s promoting memorabilia from Varsity Blues in an effort to cowl the “monetary burden of most cancers” for households “together with my very own.”
A limited-edition capsule of jerseys that includes Van Der Beek’s Varsity Blues character, Jonathan “Mox” Moxon, is out there for buy on the actor’s web site. In an Instagram put up selling the jerseys, Van Der Beek said that “100% of my internet proceeds” will go towards overlaying the price of most cancers remedies. He additionally included the hashtag, “#cancerisexpensive.”
“I’ve been privately coping with this analysis and have been taking steps to resolve it, with the help of my unbelievable household,” Van Der Beek, 47, stated in a latest interview with Folks. “There’s cause for optimism, and I’m feeling good.”
Launched in 1999, Varsity Blues featured Van Der Beek as Moxon, an academically-gifted backup quarterback who assumes the beginning function of a Texas highschool soccer group after its star quarterback (performed by the late Paul Walker) suffers a career-ending harm. The 4K UHD model of the movie is on sale for Cyber Monday.
