2/13/2017
Mr. John Travolta
PO Box 410
North Hollywood, CA 91603
Dear Mr. Travolta,
My name is Matt Winick and I’m a fan of
your acting and your activism. My favorite movies that you played in were Grease, Be Cool, Swordfish, Wild Hogs,
Saturday Night Fever, A Civil Action, Primary Colors, The General’s Daughter,
and Ladder 49. In Grease, I
enjoyed the musical romantic comedy about two lovers in high school which are
Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsson where they work out their differences of their
social class. I thought you did an excellent job portraying Danny Zuko because
I thought you did an excellent job making Danny have a great traits like
working hard to improve his relationship with Sandy, having a good singing
while the dancing, and having a kind personality when he is in a different
social status. My favorite songs in the movie were Grease lighting, Summer
Nights, and We Go Together. You and Ms.
Olivia Newton-John did a great job making Danny and Sandy a main characters
with great traits. Be Cool was a great movie because I enjoyed the plot about Chili
Palmer who wants to enter the music industry where he is trying to learn how
the industry works. In Be Cool, I really
enjoyed on how you made Chili Palmer a
great character with interesting traits like having a sense of humor, willing
to build turn some foes into allies to help him be successful in the music
industry. A Civil Action was a great historical film due to I enjoyed
learning about Attorney Jan Schlichtmann to take legal actions against some of
the companies that make groundwater contaminated with toxic chemicals even
though he loses but his work gives the EPA to bring action against the
companies.
Your role in A Civil Action got me very
interested in learning history. In history, I like to learn the need to make
Civil Rights stronger, protect the environment, and many others. Also in
history I enjoy learning how famous people or different individuals work hard
to make a great difference. Also A Civil
Action gave me a great message about the need to protect the environment, learn
for the need to reduce powerful companies from corrupting the judicial system,
and enjoy learning about how Jan Schlichtmann worked hard for environmental
advocacy. When I was young in middle
school I was in a group of other middle schools students in a play called
Grease. In the play Grease the people who produced it created some new
characters so that other middle school students and I could participate. I had
a role where I played Officer Ronald that they created where I would play as a
police officer where I would warn Zuko and his gang from getting in trouble and
I had a few lines like How are you? Better stay out of trouble Zuko? and many
others. Mr. Travolta, I have Autism
with a learning disability. Having a disability is hard for me because I
struggle on comprehending on learning different subjects, sometimes I struggle
to communicate my thoughts, and get teased. Another thing that I struggle with
Autism is losing friends due to people get very judgmental about me being
different or not meeting their standards.
Your story about dealing with your son having Autism, advocating for
people with disabilities’ rights, and pushing for funds to help people with
Autism inspires me to work hard on my disability. Your roles in acting in different movies
ranging from serious to comedy helps me improve on vocabulary including
practicing speech and learning how to have a sense of humor.
Even though I still struggle with Autism
and dealing with different obstacles, I’m proud to call you a true role model
to me and an inspiration to me. I really think that you do such a great job
acting in different movies and making your characters have great or interesting
traits. I have a birthday card wishing you a Happy Birthday for February 18th
and $5 as a donation for you to use to help fund a charity to help people with
Autism. Here is a picture of me as a gift to you for inspiring me. Mr.
Travolta, you have inspired me to work hard on my disability, be interested in
learning history, and be confident to be
in a middle school play called Grease. Thanks for taking the time to read my
letter, doing an excellent job in acting, and inspiring me. I wish you well to continue to make great
movies and make a great impact on society. I hope that my letter and my
birthday card can give you motivation to continue to make a great difference
and to make you have a great birthday.
Sincerely,
Matt Winick
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