Jamie stalked real soloist JAMIE Foxx has revealed he stalked schizophrenic musician Nathaniel Ayers in preparation for his role in The Soloist. "I snuck downtown and watched him from a distance," Foxx says. "He didn't even know I was there. I watched him for a couple of hours and I filmed him with a camera while he was talking to other people." The movie is based on the true story of Ayers (played by Foxx), a gifted cellist who had a mental breakdown in his third year of studies at the prestigious Juilliard School in New York. The breakdown dashed Ayers' hopes of a music career, and left him homeless in Los Angeles. He started busking, using broken ins...

M�sica que nace del coraz�n Inspirado en la historia real de Nathaniel Ayers (Foxx), el prodigio de la música clásica quien desarrolló un cuadro de esquizofrenia durante su segundo año ...

Joe Wrights "Der Solist" Kolumnist der "Los Angeles Times" trifft in einem Park den offensichtlich psychisch schwer angeschlagenen Straßenmusikanten Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), ...

Le soliste L'étrange musicien, Nathaniel Ayers, est d'abord un bon sujet pour sa chronique. Mais, bientôt, le journaliste décide de sortir de la rue ce mystérieux ...

Comment sauver le journalisme ? Journaliste au Los Angeles Times, Lopez y raconte sa rencontre avec un sans-abri, Nathaniel Ayers, un musicien d'exception atteint de troubles psychiques, ...

	The Boston Globe PG-13 (2008) The Soloist 8 pm (HBO) Jamie Foxx stars as former violin prodigy Nathaniel Ayers. PG-13 (2008) 13 Going on 30 8 pm (38) A girl magically ... Homelessness focus of 2010 One Book selection on The Murfreesboro Post What began as a good idea for his column turned into a much bigger story and deeper relationship when he discovered that the ragtag soloist, Nathaniel Ayers ... What’s Happening Lamp is the organization that serves Nathaniel Ayers, the violinist made famous in a series of columns by Steve Lopez and in the movie, “The Soloist.” John said he turned down Steve Lopez, too. “I used to hang out near the Times building,” John said. “He tried to get a story out of me.” In a column about Ayers, Lopez wrote, “I’ve come around to the conclusion that laws intended to protect the rights of Nathaniel and other mentally ill people are well-intended but inhumane.” So who’s in charge of getting John off the street and into a humane living situation? Who can force him to save himself? Choose life, the Torah commands us. But what ar... Placido Domingo, Lang Lang and Renee Fleming make Billboard's top classical artists of 2009 The film tells the story of the relationship between Nathaniel Ayers, a homeless musical prodigy, and Times columnist Steve Lopez. ... ”Solisten” A Lost Dream”, som handlar om hans möte med den klassiskt skolade violinisten Nathaniel Ayers som hamnade på gatan i unga år på grund av psykisk sjukdom. ...