Who would you like to see play the leading role in "The Father Of Hollywood" movie? I have added a quick video to give you some suggestions. Hope you enjoy it.
HI...IT'S BEEN AWHILE SINCE I'VE TALKED TO SOME OF YOU...I WANTED TO SHARE THIS BEAUTIFUL TECHNIQUE OF FAMOUS FACES WITH YOU AS A SMALL CHRISTMAS GIFT IN APPRECIATION OF ALL THE SUPPORT YOU HAVE GIVEN ME THIS YEAR. IT'S AMAZING HOW IT IS DONE. SIT BACK AND ENJOY !!! I HOPE YOUR HAVE A BLESSED DECEMBER.
Do you have a secret—something hidden deep down struggling to get out? I did. It's something that has been dwelling beneath the surface for more than one hundred years. It's something I promised my mother I would tell the world about. At last the truth needs to be revealed.
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It’s a wonderful life! Gaelyn Whitley Keith www.TheFatherOfHollywood.com
People often ask me, "How did you find the time to write "The Father Of Hollywood" when you were working? What motivated you to keep going?
For most of the six years that I worked on the true story of the founding of Hollywood I had a full-time job as a Realtor that often kept me busy in the evenings and on weekends. As a result, I plodded along ever so slowly on my book. There were many who thought I was foolishly hopeful. One never knows if publication awaits, or merely the desk drawer.
One reason I persevered is that I knew that vital history would be lost forever if I did not complete the project. It occurred to me that no where else in the world could you find the true history about the founding of Hollywood. Over the years many had tried to take credit for events they played little or no part in.
I was surprisingly motivated while visiting the Dickens House in London. This is where Dickens lived for a couple of years as a young man and wrote Oliver Twist. I was struck by how faithfully he managed to produce his work. He's the perfect example of grinding out words on a schedule, but what words and what stories.
As a writer I have experienced bad days and bad months. But I think the most important thing for any creative person is to set aside time for the work, and then remove judgment about what happens when you're doing it. Creativity is a life long adventure.
What I have found over the years is my great-grandparents voices became more distinct and alive to me. That's what made me want to rush back to complete the saga. The book is a love story in which many of life's lesson are learned.
Over the last year, I have traveled across the country and met with readers like you, who showed up to hear me speak about The Father of Hollywood. I have received countless letters and e-mails in support of The Father Of Hollywood, and have always been moved by how passionately readers continue to embrace my first historic memoir. In my encounters with readers--be it in person, or by letter/e-mail--I've answered every imaginable question. But one that kept coming up -and one for which I still do not have an answer is "When is the next book coming out?"
