LETTERS : Much-Needed Talents
Two thumbs up for the wonderful and honest accounting of passion that Charles Champlin set forth in his article “The Two Garys--Zealots With a Passion for Film” (Dec. 18). The story not only reflected the love these two men shared in their professional lives, more important, it was an honest accounting of the love and passion shared in their personal lives.
These two men accomplished much of what they did because they did it together. All too often sharing or togetherness such as theirs is left out for fear of offending readers. Honesty and love like this should never be left out.
Champlin is oh so right when he says that “. . . we are losing (zealots like Essert and Abrahams) at a rate the society can ill afford.”
TODD ALAN HAYS
Pasadena
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