Drafted,
A MEMOIR OF THE 60'S
By Heywood Gould
Tolmitch Press
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Dear Mr. Gould:
As a bartender and as an author of a cocktail book I have always been curious about the history of the trade. Recent trends in bartending have exposed a great deal of research, both in liquid and book form, about the ancient (pre-Prohibition) figures and recipes, but very little has been written about the post-Prohibition history of bartending. A friend and I are trying to write such a history and without a doubt, both the book and movie Cocktail are intriguing cultural touchstones in bartending’s evolution.
If you had the timeI was hoping I might be able to email you a few questions about the inspiration and actions in the novel, in order to place it within a historical context. Thank you.
Eben Klemm
Sure. Can’t guarantee a super prompt reply.
I am a writer for the film site cine-vue based in the UK.
I have always been a fan of the movie ‘Cocktail’ it was one those films that my brother and I used to watch growing up and we still quote the dialogue to each other to this day.
A year or so ago I read an interview with Bryan Brown and he mentioned the original script for Cocktail was much darker and it was rewritten.
Whether that is true or not I don’t know but if you’d be interested in discussing that, or the film in general then I would be very interested in doing an article.
Warm Regards
Hi Mr. Gould,
is the picture from “Leading Lady” (the girl) free for use ?
Or with licence ?
I think … no.
Using by another sites …
(hobby: fake-pictures)
Greetings
Charly
(sorry for my english)
http://img31.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=456066549_FireShotScreenCapture2089_123_169lo.jpg
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Hi Charly,
The publisher, Five Star, designed the cover. You would have to ask them.
Best,
Heywood
Thank you for this fast answer ;o)
You’re welcome. Good Luck.
Best,
Heywood