Hi. My name is...James McNally
Posted by James628 11 years, 4 months ago to The Gulch: Introductions
Recently, Atlas Shrugged Producer Harmon Kaslow was asked who the movie would appeal to. Following is his response...
"While Ayn Rand’s heroes speak to the individual in all of us, they do not speak for everyone. Ayn Rand’s heroes are men and women from all walks of life - sculptors, musicians, plumbers, steel workers, architects, industrialists - if you enjoy your work and do it well, if you constantly strive to be better, if you work hard every day, you will LOVE Atlas.
However, if you feel a sense of entitlement - as in the government owes you something - simply because you exist, Atlas [Shrugged] is not a story for you. You are whom we are warning against."
-I enjoyed reading this.- James McNally
"While Ayn Rand’s heroes speak to the individual in all of us, they do not speak for everyone. Ayn Rand’s heroes are men and women from all walks of life - sculptors, musicians, plumbers, steel workers, architects, industrialists - if you enjoy your work and do it well, if you constantly strive to be better, if you work hard every day, you will LOVE Atlas.
However, if you feel a sense of entitlement - as in the government owes you something - simply because you exist, Atlas [Shrugged] is not a story for you. You are whom we are warning against."
-I enjoyed reading this.- James McNally
Lately I have just been researching possibilities for relocating and devising ways to support my family if/when the relocation is to happen. I know, sounds like I'm looking for Galt's Gulch (laughing). But if that's what I'm doing then I guess not much has changed.
Visited Pahrump, NV twice this year. Most would say there is nothing exciting about that place, but perhaps that is what I like about it. Met a lot of kind people there. Really wouldn't mind living in that community. My efforts right now are focused on visiting as often as possible.
Thank you for asking.