From the San Francisco Examiner: Sure it's interesting that screenwriter Ed (Men in Black) Solomon chose a serious mood piece for his directorial debut. But the real news here is that there were 17 writers on the screen version of Charlie's Angels.

 

From Backstage.com: The 27th Annual Humana Festival of new plays at the Actors Theatre of Louisville sounds as lively and eclectic and exhausting as ever.

Wednesday, April 09, 2003

 

From Screentalk Magazine: We're guessing Bulletproof Monk won't be up for Best Screenplay next April, but Cyrus Voris and Ethan Reiff nevertheless have some useful things to say about screenwriting (not to mention Buddhism) in this lively interview.

Tuesday, April 08, 2003

 

From the Newark Star-Ledger: Talk about development hell. Screenwriter Larry Cohen has had the idea for the new Colin Farrell thriller Phone Booth for so long that he first pitched it to -- this is not a joke -- Alfred Hitchcock.

Monday, April 07, 2003

 

From The Guelph Mercury: Sure it's hooey. But it's scientific hooey. The screenwriter of The Core speaks.

 

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