‘Independence Day’ Star Bill Pullman Tells Americans to Wear Face Masks in Public (Watch)

President Thomas J. Whitmore is urging Americans to wear their face masks in public. Bill Pullman, who played the character in the 1996 blockbuster “Independence Day,” gave a public ser…

,” gave a public service announcement about wearing masks in a video for Alamo Drafthouse.

“And now, a message from the most presidential actor of all time, Bill Pullman,” the video began by saying. Coincidentally released on Fourth of July, the “Independence Day” actor said he’ll be wearing a “freedom mask” and asked that others do the same. “Hello America. I may not be your president right now, but I’ve got to tell you that Fourth of July is still my favorite holiday, and it always will be. This Independence Day, I’m going to be celebrating my freedom in an important way. I’m going to be wearing my freedom mask every time I go into public. That’s right — freedom mask.

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