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Lincoln Assassination Aftermath Movie ‘Madman’ in the Works From David Permut - Carolyn Mitchell - 03-27-2018 10:24 PM

Lincoln Assassination Aftermath Movie ‘Madman’ in the Works From David Permut

http://variety.com/2018/film/news/lincoln-assassination-aftermath-movie-madman-1202737732/


RE: Lincoln Assassination Aftermath Movie ‘Madman’ in the Works From David Permut - Gene C - 03-28-2018 07:17 AM

That movie could be interesting, but a difficult one to pull off. That story doesn't have a happy ending.


RE: Lincoln Assassination Aftermath Movie ‘Madman’ in the Works From David Permut - L Verge - 03-28-2018 08:57 AM

(03-28-2018 07:17 AM)Gene C Wrote:  That movie could be interesting, but a difficult one to pull off. That story doesn't have a happy ending.

Does anything have a happy ending anymore? I just posted a comment on this site wishing them success with what could be a good historical lesson on our subject.

I especially want to support Caleb Stephens, author of Worst Seat in the House, on which the movie is based. Caleb is a Surratt member and spoke on his book several years ago at one of our conferences. Very nice man and able to bring history up-to-date by comparing Rathbone's experience with the current PTSD studies.

Two comments had already been posted referencing something called My Friend John as a good substitute. Has anyone heard of this?