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“She felt that people seeing her life story and understanding what it took to get here, to this point, they would have a better grasp on love and acceptance and equality,” Sahar said.

At the time, the interview became famous after the pair talked about seeing the 123m metre spire in Salisbury.

Son has been racially abused multiple times since coming to the Premier League in 2015, with the most recent case seeing a Nottingham Forest supporter banned from every ground in the country.

“I love seeing disabled characters be played authentically by real disabled people, because no one knows us better than us,” Bode told The Times.

Warren wrote it before seeing the film; her friend, Keri Selig, a producer on “The Six Triple Eight,” described the entire story to her, scene by scene.