"LA Times columnist Steve Lopez sensed there was something different about Nathaniel Ayers. For one thing, he played his violin with an uncommon intensity—though it had only two strings. Over time, Lopez, the readers of his newspaper column and a team of mental health professionals helped the Julliard-trained Ayers return to a more stable existence. The movie adaptation of The Soloist, Lopez’s account of the story, opens April 24 and stars Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr."Monday, April 27, 2009
Commanding Performance
From BookLetters:
"LA Times columnist Steve Lopez sensed there was something different about Nathaniel Ayers. For one thing, he played his violin with an uncommon intensity—though it had only two strings. Over time, Lopez, the readers of his newspaper column and a team of mental health professionals helped the Julliard-trained Ayers return to a more stable existence. The movie adaptation of The Soloist, Lopez’s account of the story, opens April 24 and stars Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr."
"LA Times columnist Steve Lopez sensed there was something different about Nathaniel Ayers. For one thing, he played his violin with an uncommon intensity—though it had only two strings. Over time, Lopez, the readers of his newspaper column and a team of mental health professionals helped the Julliard-trained Ayers return to a more stable existence. The movie adaptation of The Soloist, Lopez’s account of the story, opens April 24 and stars Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr."
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment