and feow lived next door to me, eddie mccarthy, who was a professional fighter 135-pound, lightweight, very good guy. and he took me under his wing. but then he went off to the korean war. justefore he did that, he turned me over to a local boxing hero, kenny isaacs. and he told kenny, "kenny, take young paul here under your wing. he's my protege." kenny did that. and i was gonna retire as soon as i won the flyweight championship of north america, but i never got that far. i got up to the silver medal for the aau in new england at the age of 17. and that was about it. after that, in the follow-up fight, getting ready for the nationals, i got knocked out, the end of that career. another big influence ony life was burl grey, a sign painter that i met back ithe late fties. burl was painting in miami and i was assigned to paint with him. no one else would paint with him because there was a rumor going around about him that he was, yeah, one of them. he was accused of being, ani found out for myself that old burl was an intellectual. and intellectus didn't cut it theign painting circuit. a

what else they do after sean william scott and eddy kay thomas will also be the same to those familiar with the american identify franchise. >> kevin mccarthy talked to two of the people in the movie about their careers and if it has gone the way they thought it would go. >> they are my favorite characters of all time. i want to say hypothetically f you could drop those two characters into any classic film of all time and have them interact with those actors what would it be and why? >> that is a good question. that is a really good question. >> i wish i had a good answer for a good question. >> i would say -- >> the first thing i was thinking is donnie brasco. >> yes! >> i want to be a james bonn movie. i want to be a good guy in a james bond movie in dr. no. >> what would i be then? >> we have to be in the same movie? >> yes. >> it's different. its anot american pie. >> tony brasco sound greats. the 70s with those nice beautiful fur coats. >> superfly. that is where i belong. the warriors. finch and the warriors. >> you are looking at the yearbook and it is like what you guys would have been, like the wish list you would have had from you

mccarthy's coming in. you have to come to this rally. i went over to fenway and we sat by the third baseline, eddie.vening, political evening. one of those moments at fenway. it was great. >> fenway has been mike barnicle at the heart of this city whether it's baseball or ya'll talking about gene mccarthy's famous rally in '68. >> they tell me -- i'm not that old but fdr had the last rallies of his life -- >> 1944. >> yeah. >> not well at that time but somehow you pump yourself up. there was music in the background. the car comes out of the back. i mean, that was a great i connick moment for fdr. i feel like i was here with him in my mind. >> great time. >> i got to say, i'm a lone yankee fan onset today. i was listening to something that -- >> you had scott brown there. >> well -- >> oh. >> i'm just playing around. >> that's a low blow. >> i'm just hacking around guys. >> it's morning. >> we're just having fun this morning. we're just having fun. i want to announce to the boston class that's fun. only fun. >> it's all in just. >> it is totally all in just. >> the yankees right fielder was asked abo