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Not sure if this is true as I never heard it before but thought I would share it because it is pretty remarkable! Read below first then view scene. From: JoanEC@... Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 9:39 PMTo: thecohanes@...Subject: Fwd: Fw: Dueling Banjos (Read the story before opening the attachment) Watch this! Joan E. Childs, LCSWSpecializing in Individual, Couples, Family and Group CounselingEmail: joanec@...Web Site: www.joanechilds.com From: baruchj@...To: Undisclosed-Recipient:;@smtp110.sbc.mail.bf1.yahoo.comSent: 4/11/2011 12:37:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight TimeSubj: Fw: Dueling Banjos (Read the story before opening the attachment) Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 10:18 AMSubject: Fwd: Dueling Banjos (Read the story before opening the attachment) Magical moment. The guy playing the guitar is Ronnie from Portales, New Mexico. Autism? Asperger's syndrome? Genius primary, social interaction secondary? Serendipity?........or maybe we just haven't figured it out yet. Plumbing the depths of the human mind and spirit is an eternal frontier.Watch the young mans face not his fingers. Read this before viewing video.... This is an excerpt of the film " Deliverance " . When the filming group of the movie stopped at a gas station somewhere, one of the actors started to play a tune of the film on his guitar. When a boy who was watching (an autistic) heard the music, he started to respond with notes from his banjo. They started an incredible dialogue of instruments and the autistic boy expressed himself in probably the only form in which he was prepared to communicate.This is how this remarkable scene, that was included in the movie, was developed and filmed. Look at the expression of the boy. At first, he seems uncertain and waiting but as the intensity of the music progressed, his lost expression was gone and an expression of pleasure and happiness was recovered; thanks to this guitar player who happened to pass by. After this magic moment passed, the boy returned into himself leaving this part of his externalized beauty in the film. This truly was a memorable part of the movie. This scene was not a part of the script until the camera man happened to catch it on film...The family was well paid; and beat poverty by accident. Watch the little boy especially at the end...

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