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miller." i was on -- i did a show with denny thomas. i was in "roots."st black "little house on the prairie." i did 15 episodes of "the waltons." >> larry: child stars have difficulties later on. >> i would say all kids have difficulties when going through such enormous pain and suffering. i can't really pinpoint and say child stars. it is a very small percentage of us that have had problems. like at sean astin, he didn't have problems. but the public -- the media wants to make it out to be all of us. it's a great deal of us. we all have problems. >> larry: we'll ask in a minute how this turned to crime. how you wound up in jail. our guest, todd bridges, the book, "killing willis." as having to decide to go for it? at the hartford, we help businesses of all kinds... feel confident doing what they do best. by protecting your business, your property, your people. you've counted on us for 200 years. let's embrace tomorrow. and with the hartford behind you, achieve what's ahead of you. ♪ want to hear how more families are saving money, saving time and saving

miller." i was on -- i did a show with denny thomas. i was in "roots." first black "little house on the prairie." i did 15 episodes of "the walt yonz." >> larry: child stars have difficulties later on. >> i would say all kids have difficulties when going through such enormous pain and suffering. i can't really pinpoint and say child stars. it is a very small percentage of us that have had problems. like at sean astin, he didn't have problems. but the public -- the media wants to make it out to be all of us. it's a great deal of us. we all have problems. >> larry: we'll ask in a minute how this turned to crime. how you wound up in jail. our guest, todd bridges, the book, "killing willis." iiii÷ >> larry: we're right back with todd bridges and his extraordinary first book. first, let's check in with anderson cooper. what's up tonight? >> tonight, a push on a health care bill this week, we uncovered a special deal for drug companies. it took a lot of lobbying and money. drug companies got what they wanted. we'll show what you they got and why it may cos

miller oddly enough. but i think for orwell america was -- >> host: thomas kane. >> guest: absolutely, british-born by thing for orwell , americas plus -- it didn't have the things he was attached to and are the things winston smith in 1984 is clinging on to for sanity. the odd traditions. the things passed on from one generation to another like the lyrics of a nursery rhyme or song. old books and book stores that trade old books. of course some of these are available. he wouldn't have known that. the huge tree in a country church. for orwell, those things were sort of the bulwarks against the monolithic paging over of everything by not just utilitarianism but modern of life. he hated concrete, he hated central heating. he hated most mechanical entertainment, he heeded advertising and all of these seemed to becoming not just from the east and soviet union but the west and the united states and there was something parochial. >> host: he did dislike anti-americanism which was then beginning to become a disease on the left. >> guest: i think that he understood it to be a kind of antiliberalism and refuge of a