In a message dated 2/17/02 9:34:51 PM,
rskirsky@qualcomm.com writes:
<< I wondered how McGee was going to write about his
death in the first person :-). >>
Actually, this has been done, both in books and film. The
most famous perhaps is Joe Gillis floating face down in the
pool at the beginning of Sunset Boulevard. More recently,
Kevin Spacey's character off-handedly remarks about his death
at the beginning of American Beauty. In books, to name just
two, it's handled in interesting fashion at the end of
both...
S P O I L E R
A L E R T...
Susanna Moore's IN THE CUT and Jason Starr's HARD
FEELINGS.
John Lau
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