Winona Ryder desperate to work with David Simon

Actress Winona Ryder is so desperate to work with “The Wire” creator David Simon that she is planning to send a letter of admiration in a bid to land a role in his future project.
Ryder star admits she has been a fan of Simon's for some time, but she has been struggling to put her feelings into words worthy of sending to her screenwriting idol, reports contactmusic.com.
"I've been trying to write (Simon) a letter to tell him I want to work with him. But how do you write a letter to a writer? He's the person that I hope to work with one day," she told Britain's Red magazine.
Simon is also the co-creator of New Orleans-based drama “Treme” and gritty mini-series “The Corner”.
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