Little Gentlemen

This a a book that recalls Randall Park sports games played back in the late 1960's with numerous TV and Film Stars when they were teenagers. The people in the novel were friends and acquaintences. The author humourously recalls what it was like to play with each of them. Jack says "Many stars will deliberately not recall being on Long Island since they have since changed their dates of birth for acting purposes." The book doesn't specify any exact dates in order to preserve this personal information. Futhermore, the author spent 30 years as a Nuclear technical writer/auditor. Pitt has written another novel, plus a dozen screenplays as part of his side hobby. This was Mr. Pitt's first experimental publication. All other works have been published under an unknown penn name. Pitt's a highly talented comedy writer. Eddy Murphy has stated that Pitski was "the funniest boy he knew when he was a teenager and gyn class buddy." Note: Both Seinfeld and Murphy attended Freeport High briefly when it was a new High School but graduated from another High School on Long Island. Neither actors lived full time in Freeport, LI, New York. The novel did not make that clear. They chose to do their last year in Freeport Hight but lived in nearby towns. The old Mister Pitt identified in several sixth season Sienfeld shows was Jack's Dad, who had sensitive feet from being frozen in WWII in Casino, Italy. The US lost 5000 lives trying to climb the mountain across the river from Casino and somehow Mister Pitt made it to the top and stuck the flag in just as the US airplanes flew over to take the famous picture now kept in Washington DC. Rain stopped and the US planes bombed the city. The Germans stopped shelling the mountain. A frost blew in that night and mud slid over Pitt as he slept, freezing his body. In the morning two fellow MP's went up and got their buddy down but he was frozen. On the boat taking him across the river, they were about to toss him overboard when Merve Griffin (Entertainer and Soldier) who had fought with Pitt the week before in and about the city, recognized him. Using a mirror he proved Pitt was still alive. They put Pitt into several warm baths and thawed him out but had to cut away some of sock material on his feet which in later years made his feet sensitive to all but wool socks. Only five (5) men were recorded having been frozen and thawed out in WWII with out losing a leg, arm or pinky. It was learned later that Merve Griffin, the TV celebrity, had

שנה

2002

שפה

English

הוצאה

American Book Publishers

מהדורות

1

עמודים

168

ISBN

9780972070577

מקור הנתונים: Wikidata