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Internet Sensation Ted Williams May Appear in Jack Nicholson Movie 
  
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 Ted Williams has gone from homeless to Hollywood after a video showcasing his "golden voice" went viral on YouTube -- getting over 11 million hits in just a few days -- earning him national attention and job offers to put his talent to use. Now ET's own voice over talent Randy Thomas -- who is also the voice of the Oscars -- talks to the internet sensation! 
  
 First, Ted dispels rumors that he is estranged from his mother. While the two have not seen each other in about 20 years, the two have kept in touch. In fact he says the two spoke just last week. "When she found out the circumstances in which I was out there flagging a sign .... she probably would have preferred me to be under a watchful eye than where I was." 
  
 This morning, his mother told "The Early Show," that "God has answered my prayer. I prayed I would see this time." 
  
 "My bottom was really feeling like there as no hope," Ted says. He's been clean and sober now for two years he says, "only by the grace of God." 
  
 Asked if the pressure of the media storm surrounding him may lead to a relapse, he says, "I'm going to meetings and I have called my sponsor -- matter of fact, I have a traveling sponsor." His new mantra is "meditate, not medicate," he adds. 
  
 Now the job offers are pouring in -- one of which is a Hollywood movie! "As a matter of fact, Jack Nicholson had contacted one of my in-laws who happens to be in Columbus Ohio," Ted says. "They're supposed to be making a movie in which Jack is playing opposite a disc jockey, which he would like me to portray in the movie." ||||| While the rest of the world cooed and melted over the story of Ted Williams's unexpected ascent from homeless man with a talent for radio to viral video sensation and Cleveland Cavaliers announcer, we also sobbed gently into our keyboard remained unmoved. Sure this was an uplifting instance of rare second chances and dreams coming true, but what about other homeless people who aren't blessed with a golden voice? Where is the Internet on that, huh? Now that the Daily News has uncovered the story of Williams's ex-wife, we're glad we saved our worship for the real hero of the story. Not only did Patricia Kirtley raise four daughters alone after Williams ("who seems to be a nice guy," the paper speculates) left his family, but she also took in a baby boy he had with another woman. What's more, she did it all while being partially blind. 
  
  
  
 It's an all-too-familiar story to the strong members of poor communities — usually women. They are the ones who must provide the backbone, as well as the hugs, for children whose parents get hooked on drugs. 
  
  
  
 Patricia Kirtley, genuine hero, giver of hugs. 
  
  
  
 Behind golden-voiced Ted Williams is ex-wife Patricia Kirtley, the story's real hero [NYDN] ||||| It’s been a banner week for Ted Williams. The 53-year-old spent 20 years living on the streets in Columbus, Ohio, his life ruined by drugs and alcohol. But then a video of the silky-voiced homeless man went viral—and bam!—he’s got a job and has been reunited with his mother. On Thursday, Williams saw his 90-year-old mother for the first time in nearly two decades. “You always told me to pray, and I’ve been praying. This has been a dream, a dream and a prayer,” he told his mother Julia, who lives in New York. Williams was in New York to record a voiceover spot for Kraft Foods, make appearances on “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon” and “Today.” Of course, what was Ted’s mom, Julia, most concerned with? He accidentally told the world she was 92 when she’s actually 90. ||||| The "man with the golden voice" also left his mark on film.Mug-shot photos of Ted Williams were published today by the website The Smoking Gun . A six-pack of shots that date back more than two decades, the shots were taken after Williams was arrested on a variety of charges, including forgery, drug possession, theft, robbery and escape, The Smoking Gun reported.As the details of Williams' arrest record begin to emerge, the intense good will shown to him by the country may start to turn. Perhaps Surge Desk's own speculation as to which actor will play Williams on film was a bit premature, or maybe his story just became that much more redemptive.Williams himself has made no secret that his life took a wrong turn as he began to succumb to a life guided by frequent drug and alcohol use. |||||
Ted Williams got quite a few job offers after his "golden radio voice" was discovered—but this could be the most exciting. The homeless man says one of his family members got a call from none other than Jack Nicholson. "They're supposed to be making a movie in which Jack is playing opposite a disc jockey, which he would like me to portray in the movie," he tells Entertainment Tonight. For more on Williams: Click for a handy rundown of the many other job offers Williams has received. Watch a sweet video of him reuniting with his mom. Read about the morning show dispute that delayed his meeting with his mom. Check out a not-as-nice story on his criminal past, complete with mugshots. Or read about his ex-wife, who might be the real hero of the story.