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To: AreaMan

Very interesting article.

Some of the best Hollywood characters are in kids’ shows.

I can’t believe, though, that screenwriters live such sheltered lives that they never have an “all hands on deck” moment — a storm coming; the cows are out on the road at midnight; Dad and Mom are both sick and the kids have to do the chores; or even making the play of the game to clinch a win.

What kind of lives do such people live that they have absolutely nothing to write about?


7 posted on 10/15/2009 11:21:53 AM PDT by Cloverfarm (Where are we going, and why are we in a hand-basket?)
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To: Cloverfarm
I can’t believe, though, that screenwriters live such sheltered lives that they never have an “all hands on deck” moment — a storm coming; the cows are out on the road at midnight; Dad and Mom are both sick and the kids have to do the chores; or even making the play of the game to clinch a win.

I suspect that most if not all of the screenwriters are like the characters seen in Robert Altman's The Player or like the people detailed in Joe Eszterhas' book Hollywood Animal.

I have no demographic data to back this up but I assume most are single or "living together" most likely childless or if they have children they are being raised by "the help" ...again maybe not accurate but my "hunch"

12 posted on 10/15/2009 11:33:44 AM PDT by AreaMan
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