Music ends.). [32], On August 19, 2016, the Philadelphia songwriters Sam Cook-Parrott and Michael Cantor released the album The Afterglows with the first track titled "Angels In The Sunshine Hotel". SMITH: Wolford, I hope you enjoyed your stay here. I scratched all night, the whole time I was here. Synopsis. Track, Nate, track! As the central character in your adaptation, how do you view Tom Jones in those terms? All you have to do is look around. Your point about the perfect plot is very true. Gwyneth Hughes: Well, to begin with, I wasnt that keen, actually. Bob McGrath is an award-winning children's content creator. 10. . He always felt like a misfit, so he buried himself in philosophy and poetry books, and then set off for the Bowery in 1960 to live cheap while undertaking his metaphysical journey. It aint bad. So we went together. Its the worst part, cleaning up rooms like this. SMITH:Youre welcome to a room for a very nominal fee. . Gwyneth Hughes: I kind of think at the heart of it, its no different really. . That wasnt the case at all. SMITH:Im Nathan Smith at the Sunshine Hotel. : You see a lot of urine all over the floor. Your articulate, well-informed remarks that are relevant to an article are welcome. When Tom learns that Mollys pregnant, he does try to do the right thing. Its just a large room with wood floors and a couple of chairs. An award-winning news site covering the East Village of NYC, Great interview, sounds like a great film. By joining TV Guide, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. See if you can get Earl Simpson. I just loved it, and I loved Henry Fielding, whos a big presence in the book. SMITH: This gentleman here, this is our sue maven. That is for five people in the family. When are you going to do a romantic comedy? Used to work in a bank, until one day, many years ago, I was injured on the job. (Shouting)Hey Eddie, Eddie do me a favor! All you have to do is look around. Bob McGrath, otherwise known as Bob, the resident music teacher on the PBS show, was part of the "Sesame Street" crew since it debuted in 1969. And you got other peoples money on you. Set in 18th century England, the story follows young and innocent Tom Jones and his neighbor Sophia Western as they navigate the impossibility of being together, despite their true love. Im having a summer resort and this is what its going to be composed of. So, obviously I wanted to show that they were right from the first off falling in love with each other, that you know that theyre going to fall in love with each other and that they are meant for each other. The extreme youth is very, very important to me in how this character is going to develop. Tony, you gonna help him? Sunshine Hotel - Full Cast & Crew 2001 2 hr 1 mins Documentary NR Watchlist Where to Watch Documentary capturing life inside of one of the last remaining flop houses in the Bowery section of. . : Tell me something, slick Anthony. . Credit: Eric Lee. Mrs. Deborah Wilkins Youre never going to keep it, sir! Thats Fieldings Tom that youre seeing in all his innocence and sweetness and also warmth and sexiness. It looks like we don't have any synopsis for this title yet. This is the kind of hotel where everybody gives an AKA anyway. And I will be here until I die probably. Welcome. Its a big part of it in the book, and I wanted it to be like it is in the book. Okay? Synopsis. Its just a complete getaway. A journey into the last "flophouse" on New York City's infamous skidrow, The Bowery. . Traditionally a rowdy avenue of nickel museums and burlesque shows, by the beginning of the 20th century it had become America's most famous 'skid row', lined with flop houses, missions, and bars. [12], The Sunshine Hotel lost its plywood signage in 2011 as workers converted the first floor of one of the hotel's three buildings into the Bowery Diner. Sign and print. )Cookie wants 20 dollars. . I am attracted to seedy parts of a city where I find people with interesting stories & character. BRUCE: Check and make everythings all right. : Calvin is gone, Ray is gone. She travels to England to live with a grandfather shes never met. Squire Allworthy Bear with Tom Mr. Thwackum. what happened? Where are the instant hotels? [13] In August 2014, Roseann Carone of Harlen Sales started converting the building's two upper floors into offices. This is about . They thought it was a great storytelling device, which gives us modern screenwriters and adapters quite a lot of difficulty whenever you approach a story like this, that what was accepted as really good storytelling in those days is now regarded as a bit difficult. Its one of the moments in the story where you have to put your 18th century hat on and just see that this is a huge deal for him. Vic spends his days in a corner of the hotel, hunched over his Daily Racing Form, depressed. Maybe tomorrow. He just gets sidetracked because hes 20. : Yeah, sure is. Like over there you see that old guy there with the snow white hair and the guitar? SMITH: Yeah, I had fleas. Ahh . He left his wife and kids in New Jersey and came here on a heroin binge two months ago. Marcus is gone, Ozarios gone. So its not the Waldorf. If it wasnt for these birds, I dont think Id have made it in this place. And I think that doesnt just give rise to jealousy, but it gives rise to a really toxic disappointment with his lot in life, toxically disappointed with his mother who he believes favors Tom over him. So where do I get off thinking I had a chance for that. And I dont blame people for not liking him for that. Just lean back and relax. Max is a 30-year-old Russian immigrant. This is Vinnie here . : I came here because I was addicted to heroin. The men still sleep in a warren of 4' x 6' cubicles called pigeon coops, which stand only 7' high beneath 12' ceilings, covered over with chicken wire. Its like a machine. Youre still telling a story and youre still trying to wrestle really intractable, difficult material into an oblong shiny screen in the corner of somebodys room. Hes just gorgeous. : This is the manager. A lot of those milk cartons full of urine. Lesure had series regular roles in short-lived comedies Mr. Sunshine, Men at Work, and Uncle Buck. Does he embody the sort of easy swagger of Tom while remaining charmingly likable? Its just some of her thoughts about what we are seeing and experiencing right now in the program. 2023 TV GUIDE, A FANDOM COMPANY. Some are dumped here by psychiatric hospitals. Marshall wouldnt last another week here in his condition. yeah, thats Vinnie. You make yourself laugh writing these silly gags. SMITH:Anthony Coppolla, cubicle 4-B. So I came down to the Bowery, and Ive been here ever since. Another of our car owners had his stolen three weeks after he bought it. So I think thats the engine to his awfulness. How did you sort of approach the way that they speak to one another? . It is a perfect plot. Hes a ward, hes in a very precarious position, but he also does have this sense of morality that is in contrast to Blifil, who is sort of almost puritanical and sexless. And it was like Broadway, it never closed. SMITH:Some of my guys in here are drug addicts or alcoholics. BRUCE:It takes constant concentration and constant alertness. SMITH: No, I believe you. These are the cubicles. And you know, I said, okay Sophia, you want to do that? I called his son last night, but he doesnt care. You made the landlord a happy man. : Tea two sugars, one Rolaid, two packs of monarchs, large Bacitracin. Today few remain. Will you come with me? hey . One tenant leaves, another checks in, but the hotel never really changes. With fluorescent light overhead coming through chicken-wire. [5] The flophouse received attention after being featured in an NPR segment created by David Isay. To honor this . Gwyneth Hughes is no stranger to serious period dramas, but wanted to try something more lighthearted and romantic. Gwyneth Hughes: Yes, I totally agree, and I think that is key to his character. Its um, grotesque, and I enjoy it. I call it the bum shine. Okay, the seven months Ive been here, five guys have died. He became interested in making a documentary about the Sunshine and its residents. Youve got to. Meanwhile, the 30 to 40 Sunshine Hotel residents stayed in neighboring 239 Bowery. Ahh . I do think there is an innocence to Tom and Mollys dynamic in keeping with the pastoral setting of Somerset. Ill tell you the other thing as well. EDWIN: You say youre going to throw everything away? That is a load of eats! . Or youre not going to make it. SMITH:Headed to the john? . Shutterstock (3) 7. And these guys will never leave the building. Jace Lacob: I personally love that, and I find that decision to be fascinating because as you say, so many adaptations of this wouldve either used an omniscient, sort of unseen narrator or had Tom narrate his own story. When I first met Anthony he was a normal-sized person. The narrow gray hallways are lined with flimsy wooden doors. SMITH:Some historical facts about this joint: The Sunshine was opened in 1922 by a guy named Frank Mazarra. Cubicles were a dime a night. FATS: Cookie with no teeth? People dont like him. Okay. On the other hand, its pretty interesting. So where do I get off thinking I had a chance for that. Hes just a clean-out now. In 2013, he . I do my best sir, but I do prefer to teach boys who want to learn. Youve got religious themes. Whats hard is to make whats left really muscular and really work as a sort of story that is unfolding in one forward direction, which is what we want, isnt it on the telly? Tea two sugars, one Rolaid, two packs of Monarch non filter, large bacitracin, one pack ginseng, two packs Anacin. Too much like home . Hes just a horrible, nasty piece of work. I still have to interrogate them. [8][7][9] Mazzara reworked the faade in the styles of Art Deco and Commercial. Picture a long hallway, with a series of doors on either side. Filmmaker Michael Dominic takes his camera behind the doors of the Sunshine Hotel, one of the few remaining affordable refuges for the destitute and out of luck, a world that has seemingly stood still for more than . Gwyneth Hughes: Its been a pleasure. Track, Nate, track! And I did a lot of research, and it was completely possible for someone like Sophia to have been a Black girl, completely possible. : They should make this building landmark status. [23] It won awards for best short documentary at the 2000 Woodstock Film Festival[24] and at the 2000 Shorts International Film Festival. People tend to think that these men brought this on themselves but what I realized was that they all suffered from some form of mental illness. I always tell my tenants the same thing when they leave. In the first half of the century, the mile-long Bowerys bars, missions and cheap hotels (or flophouses) were home to an estimated 35,000 down-and-out men each night. I found my self realizing how precious life is and all the things we take for granite. Be the first to contribute. And that means his room is available for anybody that wants to rent. SMITH:That was 30 years ago. And the whole Bowery was filled with nothing but alcoholics then. I hope its a little better. this Vinnie. Roomsor really, cubicleswere 10 cents a night. Define yourself., It's up to you to guide this miracle that you've been entrusted with.. Thank you for this interview and, Mr Dominic, for the documentary. Its like living in a bird cage. It arrived in the person of Sophia. If you dont like Tom Jones, you probably just dont like big, tall, handsome men who get a lot of success with women. yeah . A couple of days later, Max is arrested at the Sunshine. I aint got no feeling in them. Shes a virgin at the end. I didnt want to bother my family any more, so Ive been here since then. SMITH:Vinnie Gigante, cubicle 25-A. Basically its the size of a jail prison cell. Id never read the book. And its also who my Tom is. He left his wife and kids in New Jersey and came here on a heroin binge two months ago. DONALD: I wake up in the morning and sit in the bed, smoke a cigarette and say to myself Donald, what the hell are you doing here? What the hell are you doing here?. One of my tenants is very ill. Mr. Marshall, room 5-B: 80 years old, senile, dumped here by his son two months ago. Some people are unfortunate and due to life's circumstances turning against them, they arrive at a Flop or a Dump..remember..it can happen to anyone. This man is like my adopted father. Earl! I dont know. SMITH: Okay, here you are my friend, youre all set. I mean, he isnt ultimately rubbish. I know the Thwackum scene is corny, but honestly it made me laugh out loud when I first read it. . But he wasnt always like that. Jace Lacob: Sophia is virtuous and determined. : Maybe I might sit down and come up with a new tune in my mind, but by the time I pick up the guitar, I done forgot the tune I had in my mind, see? . . All I have thats worth anything to me is the love of my father. Gwyneth Hughes: Yes, just that changes a lot from the book. The cubicle is covered with feces, flies everywhere, and smells like nothing youve ever smelled before. BARRETT: Maybe I might sit down and come up with a new tune in my mind, but by the time I pick up the guitar, I done forgot the tune I had in my mind, see? It received media attention in the late 1990s and early 2000s as a result of numerous radio and film documentaries about the hotel. Really rough living. The hotel offers little else. And Id defend him on that basis. . He loves this place. So I wanted to find this vulnerability in Blifil, which is around his sense of being unloved from childhood. Cookie wants 20 dollars. SMITH: Okay, you can square yourself away, this that and the other. Just like everyone else here, hoping for a break. Jace Lacob: Im glad you said that. Every third person you meet is trying to hustle you out of your money, store clerks included. You got to realize that you got to constantly be on guard, constantly be in guard. If it wasnt for this hotel, a lot of these guys would have no place to go. Its the worst part, cleaning up rooms like this. I know that. And I hope that people will find that rewarding and enriching. You know nothing about this woman. . this Vinnie. And I didnt fancy it, but I was nagged and cajoled into reading it, and I very quickly realized that it was just a totally fantastic piece of work. : My name is Arthur Morrison. She knows she didnt come from that and that it could be taken away from her at any point. SMITH: This is Donoghue Bowery. SMITH:Eddie sits all day in a corner of the hotel, looking out the window and playing. And even though hes only been here for a little while, hes managed to make his cubicle homey. you may also want to see 'on the bowery' by lionel rogosin.I-). I found the tenants to be lovable & entertaining. : Take care my friend. So many people dont realize you need something, you know, to help you through everything. The Sunshine, like other flop houses, was always a men-only establishment. This is the guy that got shot by the maintenance man here in the lobby over five bucks. This is my lunch. BRUCE: Tea two sugars, one Rolaid, two packs of monarchs, large Bacitracin. But for some reason or another, people come here and they like to stay for a year, for two years. And hell tell you. That's an excuse to make us feel better, "it wouldn't matter what we did, they have a mental illness ".. Nope, I think we failed them as a society, we should've held our hand out, not put a label on "them". But he proves the adage that God protects drunks and babies, though sometimes that seems little more than a charming statement. CHARLIE: Ive been in prisons, jails, I been upstate, down-state. That was 30 years ago. Hes a clean-out, and Im gonna clean him out and sell his room. . One of my tenants is very ill. SMITH:Mr. Marshall, room 5-B: 80 years old, senile, dumped here by his son two months ago. SMITH: What happened? ARTHUR MORRISON: My name is Arthur Morrison. VIC: In my case, I started off like probably so many people, maybe everyone for all I know. His son Carl took over in 1945, and ran the place until a couple of years ago, when he sold it to new owners. Tom: I try every day, to become more like you. Good luck. Yup: good luck. Hes the best guy here. I still have to work out what theyre up to and I tell their story. Gwyneth Hughes: Well, as a born Londoner, I would say that. I think people who paint him as an unheroic hero are probably a bit jealous of his success. In other words they like to give you aggravations. You dont blow it. what happened? LAWRENCE: Emotionally distraught people find a home in the Sunshine Hotel. Unlike the other guys youve met, Max is one of my short-term tenants. Normally, people come in, they stay for a day or two and get out. The tube had mirrors which pedestrians could look through and interact with Sunshine Hotel residents. GIGANTE: This is the manager. Tell me whats going on. Hes not a bad boy, justwell hes just a child of nature. We tend to think, you know, parents, whatever. I mean months and months at a time. Just watched the doc on Prime video last night and cant get it out of my head.There were no r ules of cleanliness in their rooms..very disturbing How I wonder could this place have been overlooked by public safety committee and various other agencies protecting the people.Obviously theres a missing link here. God bless buddy. he hops into action. Hes a devil yes you are. its like singing from that song Whats it all about, Alfie? Who hasnt wondered what its all about. Good luck. Yup: good luck. The same year as Bugsy, Jodie was nominated . SMITH: 35 cents a slice, Ill put it on your tab. Sos my sister . : 35 cents a slice, Ill put it on your tab. Palicki . Hes full of love, full of kindness and virtue, and he wants to do the right thing. GIGANTE: They take good care of each other. and eat . Prince Street is becoming very trendy. These docs give a voice and look at problems still relevant 20yrs later. Gwyneth Hughes: I think he is profoundly jealous of Tom. Its that politeness. Hes kind, hes loving. Anthonys gotten so large he doesnt fit into his clothes anymore. Just lean back and relax. This documentary comes from Sound Portraits Productions, a mission-driven independent production company that was created by Dave Isay in 1994. Earl! And thats their life. It wasn't a surprise that many have died. It is interesting, well filmed and raw. And Edwin, our porter, puts on a gas mask to clean up the room. Youre welcome to a room for a very nominal fee. The big answers. My shift is almost over, and Im sorting through the mail. Renovation is the name of the game in SoHo. : I wake up in the morning and sit in the bed, smoke a cigarette and say to myself Donald, what the hell are you doing here? And thats who Fieldings Tom is. The funny thing about Eddie is that he always plays the same songs over and over and over again. If you like aggravations come to the Sunshine Hotel its a lovely place. And you got other peoples money on you. While its a profoundly sad place, it is, at the same time, home to men with powerful and poetic stories.. Because these are some really big complex scenes, some of them. : This is Pretty Boy hes ten years old. I pray they've found peace, and I hope we do more in the future. Wake him up and throw him out his bed. That these residents could smile at all is a testament to their resilience. COPPOLLA: Let this young fellow in. SMITH: Sunshine give me a ten-four. People say docs like these are to depressing to watch, but these people are thrown away and forgotten. Im 63 now. VIC: I had some crazy, soaring ambitions of figuring out everything . So I just wanted to hear what she had to say and what her desires were for the next moment. Once. SMITH: He sues everybody in town. . This film definitely makes us aware of our elderly people and everyone deserves second chances,3,4,5,6, etc Is it possible to know if any of these men are living. Most of the people that I knew that was on the Bowery is dead now, because of alcohol. and eat . I felt bad for them all, but the Vietnam vet in particular. I have a 15 month old baby and I can't help but see the faces of scared children. And ultimately what youre saying is that these are just storiesthat all stories, regardless of time or construction, are sort of made of the same rock, that you just have to dig and find the story. I dont blow it. He seems kind. . It appears that Bruce Davis passed away November 2020 at the age of 71. Darrell Hammond starred on "Saturday Night Live" from 1995 to 2009 and has served as the sketch-comedy series' announcer since 2014. The Sunshine Hotel was awarded the Prix Italia, Europe's oldest and most prestigious broadcasting award, in 1999. Jace Lacob: I think he does perhaps represent a type of heroic figure that maybe is more akin to our modern heroes, these sort of flawed heroes who undergo transformation and emerge stronger than perhaps to classical heroes. I sit in a cage at the front, running the joint. (Laughs.). Theres only one telephone for the entire hotel, which keeps me pretty busy. Jace Lacob: Youre not only a skilled screenwriter, but youre also a documentary director with a specialtiy in sort of history and true crime, which we touched on earlier. Johnny Cash. "Sunshine Hotel" tells the story of an old hotel building in New York City, where tiny rooms are being rented to people with minimal income and how they interact in an environment full of addiction, violence and broken dreams. He narrates it. Tom: Molly, I have nothing. There are piles of books on the floor, and posters on his wall. I mean, I do thrillers and true stories that are always really tragic. "[21] Josh Ralke also gave the film a positive review, praising how it captures the lives of the hotel's residents. Late afternoon at the Sunshine. Come on with me, Ill show you a hotel. So she feels that he sees her, that he takes her for what she is, that she doesnt have to pretend around him or dress up around him. : Its like a death house. SMITH: Take care my friend. A portrait of one of the few remaining men only 'flophouses' on New York City's infamous skid row, the Bowery. (CBS) The holiday season is usually marked on-screen with festive specials and this time, fans of the iconic sitcom 'All in the Family' are getting a special treat in the form of a 'Live in front of Studio Audience' take. SMITH:Thats a guy well call Max R.. He didnt want his full name used. 2 talking about this. McGrath, like his fellow former co-stars Emilio Delgado and Roscoe Orman, was let go when . Gwyneth Hughes: Yes. Hes always virtuous. Like almost all of the flops, the lobby is on the second floor, up a narrow flight of steps. Tom, on the other hand, has been called an unheroic hero, and even an anti-hero by some literary critics who are perhaps maybe perturbed by his sort of playboy morality. [5] The Sunshine no longer accepts new occupants.[6]. At least these men are warm, I hope. But in a society which feels increasingly less responsible for its less fortunate, in which they have become dehumanized to the point of being invisible, a day at the Sunshine Hotel is a pointed reminder that every strand in the fabric of the City is a part of the whole; and that every time one of those strands is removed in the name of civic improvement, something essential is lost. Picture a long hallway, with a series of doors on either side. Its just pure sunshine, you know? Folashade Alao remembers when she presented a Bill of Rights to her mother, Margaret Powell, and how it shaped their relationship. . CHARLIE: I cant go no lower than this. And almost never leaves the building. Tony, you gonna help him? So, to be a posh lady who might get married off to an aristocrat, she needs to be whiter, which she rejects, obviously she doesnt want to do that. But Allworthy does keep the child, a decision that has consequences for everyone at Paradise Hall and beyond. The city government gave the hotel three more years before developers could use the location. The main thing is do the steps: get the order, remember who gave you the money, and remember how much they gave you. And now I can say, Hey, hello world, heres my romantic comedy! They fired me, and that night my wife left. . Coleridge said that Tom Jones contained one of the three most perfect plots ever planned. With sweet dreams you know. If it wasnt for these birds, I dont think Id have made it in this place. And unlike everyone else around here, he doesnt look at me as though Im some kind of exotic flower. I mean, it has such momentum. To me it seems that way. Tell him its his mother. Jace Lacob: How conflicted is Tom between his desire to do what Allworthy told him to do and his desire to continue seeing Molly as a 20-year-old? On the ground floor of the Sunshine Hotel there is a new restaurant and an art gallery. . Its just about stories. Somewhere Over The Bowery . The humor is a big part of this story. figuring out everything. This is the only thing we can afford. His son Carl took over in 1945, and ran the place until a couple of years ago, when he sold it to new owners. You want paper too? Mazarra's son Carl took over the Sunshine Hotel in 1946. Theyre country people who have misunderstandings, who tell each other off. Instant Hotel on Netflix: Where are the contestants now? One guy I knew didnt leave this building for one year. Okay my friend, okay. : Hey! Yeah, roaches all over the wall. SMITH:The Sunshine is the last stop. For instance, you see that little elfin white guy walking through the lobby? . You want paper too? He went to the desert and lived by himself for a very long time to try to seek knowledge. There is the backdrop of the 1745 Jacobite Rising. Filmmaker Michael Dominic takes his camera behind the doors of the Sunshine Hotel, one of the few remaining affordable refuges for the destitute and out of luck, a world that has seemingly stood still for more than eight decades. Ill probably sell it tomorrow, more than likely. Its like living in a bird cage. They are salvaged from an older cut and the quality varies.If you would like to see the entire film. Thats Tom Jones. The Bowery: for centuries it has been one of New York City's major arteries, in every sense of the word: a gritty and vital counterpoint to the theaters of Broadway and the mansions of Fifth Avenue. Allworthy: Well then you must learn to become a man and not a boy. Its just a large room with wood floors and a couple of chairs. . . Ive done a lot of very gloomy, miserable, stories. . Honour: Well hes pretty enough, hes got good teeth Ill grant you. Sunshine Hotel is a documentary by Michael Dominic and is on AMAZON PRIME VIDEO. And achieve illumination. No one knows that Im here. The Sunshine is this fascinating, self-contained society full of unbelievable characters. Couldnt we all do with some sunshine? Hell tell you exactly what happens in what order and where, because thats how he used to do it in the theater. He was 65. Jace Lacob: Im Jace Lacob, and youre listening to MASTERPIECE Studio. Today few remain. . Or Father OConnor . . L.A.s gone. Maybe tomorrow. GIGANTE: This is Pretty Boy hes ten years old. Jace Lacob: There is a lot to work with within this novel. I mean, thats very Fielding. Like my relief clerk, Vic. I thought it would be, you know that awful word romp, 18th century romp. You dont blow it. I hope its a little better. : Eddie used to work as a band boy for Tito Puente, but he had mental breakdown and ended up at this flop. If you like aggravations come to the Sunshine Hotel its a lovely place. Hes awful, isnt he? . Its very much part of a sort of 18th century farcical, oh wow. : Max, they crashed him up against the wall several times, handcuffed and took him out of here. And it wasnt the case that we thought, lets use Sophia or indeed, lets use Tom to do it instead. Much to his surprise, Allworthya widower and benevolent gentlemandiscovers an abandoned baby in his bed. Some are just off of Rikers Island. Its a stunningly sad place to live. . Excerpt: Mason Best, age 12, came to StoryCorps with his mother Roseann Smith to reflect on their relationship and share some of his philosophies on life. I enjoyed their company. Last edited on 13 December 2022, at 17:56, New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, "GOODBYE SUNSHINE: BOWERY TO LOSE LONGTIME SRO", "Nathan Smith, 65, a Glib Man of the Bowery", "On the Bowery, A Flophouse's Last Stand", "Goodbye Sunshine: Bowery to lose longtime SRO", "What Next? And so, someone like Sophia absolutely could have existed and I love that thats her backstory. And all of those relationships mean something to him. This page is not available in other languages. Gwyneth Hughes: I think he becomes heroic. Suddenly Im not in a flop hotel, but sitting in some family kitchen, drinking a cup of coffee. The guy on the tape who says he doesnt want to die in the hotel was found sitting up in bed, dead, looking straight ahead through sightless eyes. In a sense thats what Im doing too, I guess. SMITH: Yeah . Theres no nastiness at all. : Why should I go anywhere? GIGANTE: I came here because I was addicted to heroin. I am curious, Tom Jones has been adapted before, Albert Finney, Nick Henson, Max Beasley have played the titular role. Yeah, tie him up and take him in the back. yeah . Thats how it started. ): Could I get an ambulance here to the Sunshine Hotel, 241 Bowery? There you go. White is girl color, black is boy color, blue is emotion .

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