'Contagion' Cast Collaborate With Scientists to Debut Series of COVID-19 PSAs

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The 2011 movie Contagion has been ranking on all of the top movie rentals charts amid the current health crisis and the cast even reunited for a new PSA the other day.

The Steven Soderbergh-directed movie Contagion has been, rather understandably, getting a lot of attention on the streaming services of late, for obvious reasons. The film is near the top of the charts on various platforms and now the cast have gone online to talk about the outbreak, teaming up with the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.

Their co-stars Laurence Fishburne and Jennifer Ehle have also shared videos

The cast of the 2011 global outbreak thriller "Contagion" banded together to create a public service announcement on the novel coronavirus pandemic that has infected hundreds of thousands across the globe.

Contagion stars Matt Damon and Kate Winslet, and the cast of TV’s Watchmen have released special public service announcements (PSAs) online to educate fans about COVID-19.

United front. Matt Damon, Kate Winslet and more stars from Contagion teamed up to release a series of public service announcements about the coronavirus pandemic.

Kate Winslet, Matt Damon and other stars of the 2011 film Contagion have virtually reunited to share vital information about the novel coronavirus pandemic. The celebs appear separately in PSAs for the new #ControltheContagion campaign, a joint collaboration from the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.

In an apparent effort to glean what one might expect from a deadly viral pandemic, streams of the 2011 film “Contagion” spiked earlier this month, placing the eerily prophetic flick near the top of many streaming services’ most-watched lists.

The stars of Steven Soderbergh's  are working with experts to help educate fans about the coronavirus pandemic. 

LOS ANGELES — The stars of the movie “Contagion,” which has seen a surge in popularity as the coronavirus has spread across the globe, on Friday urged fans to listen to experts, wash their hands frequently and practice social distancing.

By Erik Pedersen

It’s time to #ControltheContagion.