Tracy Letts

Still holds up very well.

Here's the thing.

If it's not the great American novel, it's certainly one of the great American novels.

It's a beautiful sort of pitch-perfect rendition of the great American novel.

And if he were just one of the townspeople, maybe we wouldn't make a case for Hall of Fame, but he plays a very crucial role.

And he's great.

I've seen To Kill a Mockingbird on stage a couple of times.

Boo Radley's hard, deceptively hard.

He doesn't have any lines.

He doesn't have to show up until the very end.

But you got a lot of responsibility as Boo Radley.

You have to convey a lot in a short amount of time with no lines.

I'm going to jump in here with some TV.

The Untouchables, three episodes of Route 66, The Twilight Zone, The Virginians, Stoney Burke, Arrest and Trial, and The Twilight Zone, directed by Walter Grauman, teleplayed by Charles Beaumont, who was a great sci-fi writer.

And he's the lead in that Twilight Zone.

I didn't get a chance to watch it.

Yes, Captain Newman, M.D., is the next movie.

Did you watch this movie?

I did.

Did you?