Joe France, pictured with his mother Kelly Jones, had been looking forward to seeing The Theory of Everything due to his love of Stephen Hawking A 12-year-old boy with cerebral palsy could not see a film about Stephen Hawking because there was no wheelchair access to his local cinema. Science lover Joe France had been eagerly awaiting the release of The Theory Of Everything because he looks up to Stephen Hawking, the world-famous physicist who himself uses a wheelchair. But despite it being National Disabled Access Day last Saturday, the Odeon Cinema in Joe's home town of Harrogate, North Yorkshire told him the film wasn't being shown on the any of the screens he can access.
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Disabled schoolboy loves science and see Stephen Hawking as a hero
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He was looking forward to seeing the acclaimed film about the scientist
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Mother rang local cinema but was told it was only on inaccessible screen
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She has been left angry that the cinema could not accommodate her son
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Odean says movie will now be shown on accessible screen
Joe France
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Joe France
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I have always told @placeholder you can get anything you want in life but you just have to do it a little bit differently to get the goal.
Odeon Cinema
Since the incident @placeholder have contacted Ms Kelly and offered her free tickets to a showing this Friday, but Ms Kelly said they won't be returning to the cinema.