When i framed this question I'd only one answer in my mind.But Rajiv Rai has given a completely different way of looking at the connect.
Explanation 1:
The answer that i was looking for was Truman Capote.Nakki and Samba have got it spot on.
Capote was portrayed by Philip Hoffman whose performance earned him many awards, including a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, an Independent Spirit Award and an Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading Role.
Capote had been a correspondent of the Rolling Stones magazine.
The answer that i was looking for was Truman Capote.Nakki and Samba have got it spot on.
Capote was portrayed by Philip Hoffman whose performance earned him many awards, including a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award, an Independent Spirit Award and an Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading Role.
Capote had been a correspondent of the Rolling Stones magazine.
The character of Dill in 'To Kill A Mockingbird' was modeled on Harper Lee's childhood friend, Truman Capote
Explanation 2:
As explained by Rajiv, the movie Almost Famous can also be considered the connect.Here's how it goes
Almost Famous is a semiautobiographical account of Cameron Crowe coming of age as a Rolling Stone journalist .
The opening credits is a tribute to the movie To kill a mockingbird.
Philip Hoffman plays Lester Bangs in the movie
Kudos Rajiv,Samba and Nakki
3 comments:
Truman Capote 's In Clood Blood....
Harper lee( to kill a mocking bird), neighbor + plus close friend of capote features in the movie...
Rolling stones ... truman was suppose to write the RS mag but dropped it for some personal reasons .. this happened when he was writing the book...
Philip hoffman played the truman in the movie Capote
i think the connect is Capote.
seymour hoffman plays Capote and Capote accompanied the Rolling Stones on their 1972 American Tour as a correspondent for Rolling Stone magazine.
Harper author of to kil.. close friend and neighbor of capote in monroeville.
Almost Famous - the movie is a semiautobiographical account of Cameron Crowe comeing of age as a Rolling Stone journalist and this features prominenetly in the movie. The opening credits is a tribute to the movie to kill a mockingbird (in yelow legal pad)
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