There is a new movie being produced about College Basketball life in the 1950's and 60's with a fictional Black College Basketball player based closely on the life and experiences of Lenny Wilkins, who seeks a reference letter from his local Seattle Senator but who is then told that Junior Senator Gore Vidal will provide the reference letter after a brief phone call and chat at one of the college player's games. The movie is about the lives of both Americans and their experiences as black and white people in that era as northerners watching the sad ignorant events in the South. Vidal intervenes discreetly sometimes to help the boy in his journey with a few under cover cops towing along on his journey and ensure he gets through his graduation in spite of some weird ignorance and is able to keep his scholarship; on his way to enjoying children and a wife with his tenth NBA game featured at the end of the movie. This story is copywritten by Warren A. Lyon who is a movie story writer.

 There is a new movie being produced about College Basketball life in the 1950's and 60's with a fictional Black College Basketball player based closely on the life and experiences of  Lenny Wilkins,  who seeks a reference letter from his local Seattle Senator but who is then told that Junior Senator Gore Vidal will provide the reference letter after a brief phone call and chat at one of the college player's games.  The movie is about the lives of both Americans and their experiences as black and white people in that era as northerners watching the sad ignorant events in the South. Vidal intervenes discreetly sometimes to help the boy in his journey with a few under cover cops towing along on his journey and ensure he gets through his graduation in spite of some weird ignorance and is able to keep his scholarship; on his way to enjoying children and a wife with his tenth NBA game featured at the end of the movie.   This story is copywritten by Warren A. Lyon who is a movie story writer.