After 25 years of release Erin BrookovichThe real life heroine of the beloved movie is still being exposed-even the closest person to him.

“I walked over my grandchildren who were watching Erin Brookovich“Brookovich, 64, said exclusively Our weekly While promoting its role as a global ambassador Made by dyslexiaThe "They go, 'you? So, so, Julia Roberts You're playing, but you don't? 'I go,' Yes, it's me! She's playing me! "" "

Brookovic became international fame after his game in the 2000 movie about his search against Pacific gas and electronic in Hinkle, California. Roberts will win the Best Actress Oscar for her performance.

The Academy Awarded film has dropped a spotlight on his activism, Brookovic's daily life has also focused on his family, co-grandchildren who are slowly learning their grandmother. (Brookovich shared his second husband Steven Brookovich, and his son, Matt (42) and daughter Katie (1), with her first husband Shawn Brown, daughter Elizabeth (1).

Brookovich said of his grandchildren, "They really don't fully focus on it because I am just gigi to them." "But as they grow older they ask a few more questions it is a trippey, weird experience" "

Two and a half decades later after the release of the movie, Brookovich was shocked that it began to be relative to the audience.

"When an underdog gets up this is always a good story, isn't it?" He said. "I just can't believe it has been more than 25 years old. I am 31 years old and 3 years old. Now I'm 64 years old and 4 grandmother. I am glad that this message is still resonated."

Brookovich, whose dyslexia is now, is now using his notorious how to be a movement established by Dellexia and a global charity as a global ambassador can make a focus on a strong tool on his role through his role Kate GrigsThe

Brookovich explained, "There are about one billion dyslexics that are often sliding with cracks, especially through education because they process different processes and they are not understood," Brookovich explained. "They can be separated. One billion dyslexics and this opportunity to open this opportunity to open this incredible, creative, well-thought-out visual mind-if we can combine all of them, but only for their future it creates the energy and change that I think is just outstanding."

He added, "I'm really excited and can't tell you without jumping jack."

Brookovich called his role with this organization "Some of us worldwide can do something of the most important work". "

GRiggs also organizes the Podcast in addition to leading by dyslexia charitable and movement "Lessons in the desertic thought," On which Brookovich was a recent guest.