culture lead. we wrote the book we read in high school, but so little is known about j.d.sallinger. a new film hopes to capture one previously unexplored part of his life. the battle the world war ii veteran waged with post traumatic stress disorder. he stormed the shores of normandy, survived the battle of the bulge, married a gestapo agent and wrote the catcher in the rye. j.d. sallinger became famously private following the success of his first and only novel about a jaded and rebellious teenager. and now danny strong is bringing his life story to the screen with rebel in the rye. this is what inspired me to take the film. i thought it was so moving how a veteran, how someone could
problems that recluses face. how do you meet girls. sallinger would write letters to pretty women he saw in the news including this one woman he dated for a few years. elaine joyce was an actress on an 80s sitcom. she was a game show contestant. mr. merle in working as a grease monkey in modern day auto shop. we have this idea of sallinger being too pure for this world and going to new hampshire. he was watching mr. merle in and writing fan letters to the blond bill bow. that s what you do when you are a recluse. is it? i hope to become a recluse. i m not there yet. the book is this would drive him crazy. a phony oral history of jd sallinger. back down to sea side heights