Lillis said the quilts have made their ... block honors American lawyer Roy Cohn, who one of the characters in Angels of America is based on. He passed away from AIDS in 1986.

“Where’s My Roy Cohn?” was a very good documentary ... The title, incidentally, comes from a patch in the AIDS Memorial Quilt devoted to Cohn. In its way, “Bully. Coward.

"If Roy Cohn walked into this room right now ... has come to reflecting the description of the attorney on the AIDS Memorial Quilt: "Bully. Coward. Victim." "What I do feel, whoever plays any ...

DC to see the massive AIDS quilt that covered the National Mall. The first panel they saw belonged to the man who sentenced Michael’s parents to death: “Roy Cohn,” it read in cut fabric ...

Roy Cohn is considered one of the most malevolent ... Her film’s name comes from a patch on the AIDS quilt in the Washington Mall that Meeropol saw by chance in 1988. Calling the closeted ...

The docudrama by playwright David Lemos is based on the concept of the AIDS memorial quilt and how ... in which a panel is displayed bearing Roy Cohn’s name, calling him “bully, coward and ...

This story has been percolating with me since 1988, when my father and I stumbled on Roy Cohn’s panel on the AIDS quilt. Neither of us knew that he was gay or that he had died of AIDS.