So How Did An Italian Start Cooking Indian? Well, I've been cooking Indian food for 20 years. A screenwriter by trade, I work at home, so trading a hot keyboard for a hot stove is just a matter of a few steps. My obsession with Indian cooking began when my sister-in-law, Elizabeth, an Indologist who'd lived and worked in India, introduced me to the intricacies of the Indian kitchen.
Thousands of hours and hundreds of dishes later, I make my own
chutneys, grind my own spices and enjoy exploring the various cuisines
of the sub-continent. I've cooked for some of the Dalai Lama's monks,
the Director of the Delhi Museum and President Clinton's California
campaign staff. I'm always learning and love to share my knowledge and
love of Indian cooking with others. In addition to my writing and
cooking, I was the voice of Rosemary the Telephone Operator in the
series
Hong Kong Phooey. I've voiced many films and commericals, winning a
Clio Award,
and never "dated" Don Draper. My husband/writing partner Alan Berger
and I live with our Siberian Husky Patsy in Sonoma, and most recently
worked on the screenplay for
Chaos Theory starring Ryan Reynolds.
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Kathy Gori and Alan Berger offered film director William Castle a screenplay The Last Rites. Apparently, Castle chose not to produce it (such a shame, it would have been awesome). However, he asked the writers to develop another story based on the concept of life after death. Are you that Kathy Gori and if so, whatever happened to the project he asked you to work on and whatever happened to the The Last Rites? If you're that writer, then I'm absolutely intrigued.
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Yes, that’s me. Who is this?
DeleteAre you Kathy Gori who offered a script for The Last Rites to film director William? Is so, I understand he commissioned you to work on a story about life after death, are you that writer? If I have the wrong person, my apologies.
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