friend, Thomas Glass, who lives in Washington D.C.
“He always inspired us to do things we normally didn’t do,” Horelick said.
The show will air three days a week for the next five weeks on the France 4 network before it is broadcast again on France 2 in the fall.
Horelick said he hopes the show will get picked up in other French-speaking countries.
“It’s four years in the making and when I finally saw it online, it was somewhat unbelievable to me,” Horelick said. “The fact we were able to base these stories on our childhood and there are enough people who care about that, I thought that was a great thing.”
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on June 9, 2008. Read the original PDF.