In his 'Some Good News' series, the actor was also joined by Steven Spielberg and Jon Stewart in a virtual commencement to make up for canceled ceremonies.
called in some celebrity pals this weekend to join him for a virtual commencement ceremony acknowledging students who are graduating during the coronavirus pandemic.” YouTube series, Krasinski offered words of encouragement to those experiencing a “true rite of passage” during the global crisis.
“No matter how positive we stay, no matter how hard we try, we all know there’s only one way to truly commemorate this momentous occasion, and that is by having a graduation,” the “Quiet Place” director and star said. “So I just thought, ‘Let’s do it!’” Donning a cap and gown, Krasinski welcomed students of all ages to the show via a Zoom chat. A few lucky grads were then paired with the likes of
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