Hank (Since I'm Feeling All Dead Anyway)?" and "The Last Letter" (Mississippi disc jockey Jimmy Swan's reading of a letter to Williams by M-G-M boss Frank Walker). "I've Done Everything Hank Did But Die" was written and performed by Keith Whitley. Never officially released, it was presumably recorded sometime after Whitley had surpassed the age of 29, Hank's age when he died. Whitley, who like his idol battled alcoholism, died of acute alcohol poisoning at the age of 33. On the album Show Me Your Tears, Frank Black's song "Everything Is New" recounts the tragedy of both Williams' and Johnny Horton's deaths. The relevant lyrics are "Hiram said to John have you met my wife? Someday she'll be yours when I lose my life. He lost it after playing the old Skyline. Seven years later, after that same gig, John took the wheel, but when he got to the bridge Billy Jean was alone for the second time." Billy Jean of course refers to Billie Jean Jones (Jones being her maiden name) who married both Hiram "Hank" Williams and, later, John "Johnny" Horton. Both men died in vehicles, and both played their last (separate) concerts at Austin, Texas's "the old Skyline" Club (as the song mentions). Films Films that depict Hank Williams include: Your Cheatin' Heart (1964), directed by Gene Nelson, starring George Hamilton as Williams and Susan Oliver as Audrey Williams Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave (1980), directed by David Acomba and starring Sneezy Waters The Last Ride (2011), which depicts the last four days of Williams' life, directed by Harry Thomason and starring Henry Thomas as Williams and Jesse James as Silas the young driver I Saw the Light (2015), directed by Marc Abraham and starring Tom Hiddleston. Williams' grandson, singer Hank Williams III, publicly expressed his displeasure with the film, calling it "deeply flawed." The 2004 Canadian film Hank Williams First Nation, directed by Aaron James Sorensen, is about a Cree tribesman who suspects that Williams faked his death and travels to Nashville, Tennessee to see if he is still alive. Filmmaker Paul Schrader wrote an unproduced script entitled Eight Scenes From the Life of Hank Williams. Other tributes The Off-Broadway musical Hank Williams: Lost Highway, co- authored by Randal Myler and Mark Harelik, earned an Obie award for star Jason Petty and numerous other New York City theatre award nominations for producer David Fishelson