Mila Kunis, Harrison Ford Save Lives: Which Celeb Is the Biggest Hero?
SLIDESHOW: Which Celeb Is the Biggest Hero?
Mila Kunis
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Mila Kunis
When an employee suffering from a violent seizure collapsed in her home last weekend, Mila reportedly ran over and had her friend call 911. She reportedly turned the man's head to the side so he wouldn't choke.
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Dustin Hoffman
According to The Sun, Dustin Hoffman saved a jogger's life when he collapsed in London's Hyde Park of a heart attack. The actor reportedly called paramedics and stayed by the man's side as they got his heart beating
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Patrick Dempsey
Last month, the "Grey's Anatomy" stud reportedly rescued a teen who crashed and flipped his car in Malibu near Dempsey's home. Dempsey pried the driver from the vehicle with a crowbar, TMZ reports. McDreamy? Indeed.
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Ryan Gosling
Last month, "The Notebook" hunk saved a woman in New York City from being run over by a car. In 2011, the actor was caught on camera helping to break up a Big Apple street fight.
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Kate Winslet
Last year, Winslet helped rescue Virgin mogul Richard Branson's elderly mother by assisting in carrying her out of a burning house.
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T.I.
In 2010, the rapper helped authorities convince a suicidal man not to jump from a 22-story building.
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Sean Penn
After Hurricane Katrina, Penn traveled around New Orleans in a motorboat, reportedly escorting about 40 people to dry land.
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Harrison Ford
In 2000, Ford rescued two female hikers who were stranded on Idaho's Table Mountain. The following year, he airlifted a Boy Scout to safety after he got lost in Yellowstone National Park.
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Demi Moore
Moore used Twitter to help two different people who said they were planning to commit suicide.
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Tom Cruise
In 1996, Cruise reportedly witnessed a hit-and-run accident, had someone call an ambulance and paid the woman's $7,000 ER bill when he found out she wasn't insured.
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When a 50-year-old employee collapsed in her home last Saturday due to a violent seizure, the 28-year-old actress ran over, turning the man's head to the side so he wouldn't choke, sources tell TMZ. She had her friend call 911, and when paramedics arrived at the scene, she offered to ride in the ambulance (it wasn't necessary). The man has since made a full recovery.
But Kunis is not the only celeb-to-the-rescue. According to The Sun, Dustin Hoffman saved a jogger's life when he collapsed in London's Hyde Park of a heart attack late last month. The actor reportedly called paramedics and stayed by the man's side as they got his heart beating again.
From Mila to Dustin to Patrick Dempsey to Ryan Gosling, click through our slideshow and let us know: Which celeb is the biggest hero?
She made the right moves which makes me think she's seen this before, but save a life doubtful.
I thought it was great she accepted the date request to the Marine Corps Ball ~ not so much for all the Celebs that started doing it after her.
If that's the criterion, then I gotta go with Dustin Hoffman. There was a little seen follow-up to "Rainman" called "Rainman II: The Wrath of Raymond" where he was hired by the CIA to use his superhuman math skills to thwart an early computer virus that the decaying Soviet Union was using as a last ditch attempt to win the Cold War. Not a lot of action because Raymond just sat in his cubical staring at a series of number sequences on his computer screen for most of the flick. And the dialogue just wasn't believable. You can see it on basic cable though!!
You're awesome whoever you are out there!
Patrick Dempsey is a close second for bringing out the crowbar.
Props to Sean Penn as well.
When Tom was married to Nicole, they rescued a family in danger in a boating situation.
During a film debut, Tom jumped to the aid of someone who had got pushed down by the crowd. Don't recall the details.
But the facts should be known.
After all, this is a very important and potentially career-changing poll.