Letters of little Billy famous and not very people
In the nineties Bill Girhart, he was an unemployed screenwriter in a middle -aged crisis. With nothing to do, he began to write on behalf of a 10-year-old boy Billy letters to the famous and not to people and organizations. These letters were written with a pencil on sheets from the school notebook, Billy asked them funny, but important questions for politicians, serial killers, cinema stars, lobbyists, corporation heads and famous lawyers.