Mr. Zimberg was two years behind me in high school, and his references to the city of San Antonio and some of the person mentioned we're not camouflaged at all. His friend Goldstein is a prominent and well-known civil rights and big dollar lawyer, who is a friend of Marry Maveric Jr, friend of mine. The restaurant where the music takes place and the young men meet up for their "Diner " like conversations is pretty much modeled after Buddies that was on Fredericksburg Road a few blocks from my home. One change is that the municipal Auditorium, mentioned where graduations taking place has been updated to some thing called the Tobin Center.
I love the movie and the only problem was some of it was a little dark to make it out on TV but it was still a great movie.
The last time I saw Mike was in Houston going to an Astro game to see Sandy Koufax pitch, and he drove up with a some of his friends to our car with some of my friends and yelled out at us or are you going and in typical Mike fashio he got the point across.
Thank you Mike I only found out about this movie by watching the Mary Tyler Moore biography on HBO and hearing your name mentioned, and recalling all those days at Jefferson and hearing your name and then I found you on YouTube lucky me right. Once again, many thanks for bringing back so many memories and doing such a fine job.
By the way, my name is Anthony Pierulla most of the friends that accepted me at the preppy Jefferson when I transferred from Central Catholic in the 11th grade we're Jewish. Many are not with us any longer but made a positive impression in mind. Names like Lieberman, Pearlman, Eichlebaum, Sundole, Wernick, Cain, Fractor and others that enlightened me about Hebrew school, humor, creativity and the absolute value of humor and irony. So much that I would have, being a recovering Catholic, pursued that mythology. Instead I was told I was an iconoclast and "worse" so I converted to Unitarianism, agnosticism, atheism, in that order until I fell into the beauty and depth of Hellenistic literature because of its questioning the nuances of humanity.
I love the movie and the only problem was some of it was a little dark to make it out on TV but it was still a great movie.
The last time I saw Mike was in Houston going to an Astro game to see Sandy Koufax pitch, and he drove up with a some of his friends to our car with some of my friends and yelled out at us or are you going and in typical Mike fashio he got the point across.
Thank you Mike I only found out about this movie by watching the Mary Tyler Moore biography on HBO and hearing your name mentioned, and recalling all those days at Jefferson and hearing your name and then I found you on YouTube lucky me right. Once again, many thanks for bringing back so many memories and doing such a fine job.
By the way, my name is Anthony Pierulla most of the friends that accepted me at the preppy Jefferson when I transferred from Central Catholic in the 11th grade we're Jewish. Many are not with us any longer but made a positive impression in mind. Names like Lieberman, Pearlman, Eichlebaum, Sundole, Wernick, Cain, Fractor and others that enlightened me about Hebrew school, humor, creativity and the absolute value of humor and irony. So much that I would have, being a recovering Catholic, pursued that mythology. Instead I was told I was an iconoclast and "worse" so I converted to Unitarianism, agnosticism, atheism, in that order until I fell into the beauty and depth of Hellenistic literature because of its questioning the nuances of humanity.