Confessions of an L.A. Funeral Director

It'S Rainy. The Oncoming Headlights Are Blinding Me. I Have To Stay Awake. It'S 2:00 A.M. And Less Than Two Feet Behind Me Is The Body Of A Woman Scheduled For Burial In About Six Hours . . . A 24 Year-Old Hispanic Male Has Taken A Bullet To The Head. A Drug Deal Gone Bad. The Mortician In Charge Has Done A Remarkable Job Hiding The Head Wound. The Wound Is Invisible . . . This Was No White House On Pennsylvania Avenue. No Beverly Hills. No Beverly Thrills. It Was A Step Above A Flop House And Maybe Only A Half-Step . . . Every Day In The City Of Angels And Actors Hundreds Of People Are Buried. These Are Their Stories . . . L.A. Funeral Director And Comedy Writer Denny Dormody A Working Actor And An Active Member Of The Screen Actors Guild Moonlights To Pay The Rent . . . Denny Dormody I Hope You Become A Better Writer - Kirk Douglas Good To Meet You. Good Luck And Good Writing - Michael Connelly Author The Black Box Comedy Scribes Denny Dormody & Michael Conley Have Inked With Loeb & Loeb For Literary Representation - The Hollywood Reporter