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Typewriter and she realizees his sick of this book. I go through other phase where the words dont make sense anymore. She yanks the beige out of the typewriter opens a window and throws it in the alley and then she calls her editor and said, i quit issue dont want to be a writer. She had lost the fire in the belly to complete it, and miss have who had been through this before with other young writers said that is not just your book. For two years now ive been helping you and my fingerprints are all over it. This is a collaborative project. It doesnt belong to you. It belongs to us, and she went out and pick up the manuscript. I saw are l. Doctorow, and he says the first question he gets why did you write this book . He said, to get to to write this book. So she hit that wall. Guest she finally turn until and they said, ate good. She said, all i hope for now is a merciful death from the reviewers. Host and then, this was the time that you talk about difficult friendship, capote was doin
Polling that specifically asked does selma change their mind about working to a new Voting Rights act and are you going to get involved . The people are already involved. Selma did modestly well at the box office. I think i have the figures here. At home, a made 52 million and that is gross. The budget was 20 million. Foreign was not good. Only 14 million. We really do not know, but now it is on dvd and it is available on netflix, apple tv, your phone , maybe we will have an answer to that question eventually. Maybe this version of selma will have an impact. Has the criticisms of the film from historians been mostly on your side of the camp or has there been a counterbalance from other historians who are backing up the directors approach . Mr. May the question is, are there any historians totally supportive of the film . Not that i am aware of. What i did see, the night that i saw the film in november 2014, there was a journalist of their who had actually covered bloody sunday and othe
Cspan3s and American History tv. Now, American History tv looks back 50 years at the Voting Rights act of 1965. We will listen in on white house telephone calls between president johnson and his aides civil rights leader Martin Luther king junior, and members of congress, who strategized how to implement the law. It will be 50 years ago that president Lyndon Johnson passed the civil rights bill. We will be talking to experts as well as going behind the scenes with white house telephone recordings. Lets introduce our experts. Joining us in washington, d c cant germany kent germany. Thank you for joining us. Chef but it is my pleasure. Host our next guest was the secretary of health, education and welfare, and he was the author of the triumph and tragedy of Lyndon Johnson. Thank you for joining us. Host mr. Germany the lbj project, what is that . Mr. Germany it is trying to get all of the recordings transcribed, edited, annotated anything you would need to know to understand what is goin