I thought that was a Peterson band, but I believe hawky spotted the tell, the big Chacom "C." James Dickey, the author who wrote Deliverance, was in the movie as a country Georgia Sheriff, and he did a great job acting. He was a colorful, troubled, bigger-than-life character. His main work was poetry. He wrote a great poem about Kudzu, and another one about the thoughts of a flight attendant (woman) who falls out of the plane, her thoughts on the way down. He had a day job, as a young man, as an ad copywriter, at which he was successful. He tooled around in a Jaguar XK-E. He was an ardent outdoorsman, bow hunter, canoeist, boater. He was a bomber navigator in WWII, though he seemed to fib about being a pilot. His son is now in later middle-age and is a foreign correspondent based, I think, in Paris. Smart like his dad, but much more grounded. He has a lot of his dad's verbal abilities, careful and precise, adept with detail and vocabulary. Christopher is the son.