Hollywood icon Sally Field reminds a fractured nation of the brilliance of the Constitution
Sally Field recently praised the First Amendment during an appearance on '60 Minutes,' reflecting on its significance in today's politically divided climate. She recited the amendment she memorized in seventh grade, expressing a deeper understanding of its importance now. Field's comments stand out in Hollywood, where many peers often criticize U.S. policies.
- ▪Sally Field recited the First Amendment on '60 Minutes,' emphasizing its importance to her personally.
- ▪She noted that her understanding of the amendment has deepened significantly since she first memorized it nearly 67 years ago.
- ▪Field's remarks come amid a backdrop of criticism from other Hollywood figures regarding U.S. domestic policies and immigration enforcement.
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Media Hollywood icon Sally Field reminds a fractured nation of the brilliance of the Constitution The Oscar winner recited the amendment she memorized in seventh grade, saying she now understands it 'like never before' By Joshua Q. Nelson Fox News Published May 25, 2026 5:00pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Oscar winner Sally Field celebrates the Constitution while Hollywood peers criticize the U.S. Sally Field recited the First Amendment on '60 Minutes,' calling it a right she now understands "like never before" nearly 67 years after memorizing it in seventh grade.
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