In Reply to: Peter Weir and Bruce Beresford recently commented on this phenomenon posted by Doug Flynn on March 8, 2011 at 14:29:27:
be superb. But then, Hollywood had writers who were successful novelists, playwrights. Now, they're all ex-tv schlock pen-jockeys. Sitcoms and commercials do not necessarily lead to writing or directorial excellence. I wish Hollywood producers would learn this.
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- I'd respectfully disagree. When Hollywood was ruled by big name actors, the writing could - tinear 14:54:50 03/08/11 (3)
- RE: I'd respectfully disagree. When Hollywood was ruled by big name actors, the writing could - dancingseamonkey 10:39:54 03/14/11 (0)
- Er, you appear to be agreeing with me (nt) - Doug Flynn 16:55:38 03/08/11 (1)
- Sorry, poor communication on my part. I'm NOT agreeing. Today, we have lots of mega-stars - tinear 07:44:33 03/09/11 (0)