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In rare occasions, art can find a way to imitate life. This seems to be the current case with famed actress Susan Sarandon. In 1995, she won an Oscar for her portrayal of Sister Helen Prejean, a real-life nun who forms a special relationship with with a prisoner on death row, in the crime drama film Dean Man Walking. Sarandon is following in Sister Helen Prejean's footsteps as she crusades for Oklahoma death row inmate, Richard Glossip's, execution decision to be suspended and better representaion for his trial.
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