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Thursday, December 1, 2016
Quote of the Day (John Gregory Dunne, on the Screenwriter-Director Pecking Order)
“Once you accept the idea that says because you get
paid $200,000 to write a script and the director gets $500,000 to direct it,
he's $300,000 smarter than you are, then Hollywood becomes a very amusing place
to work.”—Hollywood screenwriter/novelist John Gregory Dunne
(1932-2003), “Tinsel,” in Regards: The Selected Nonfiction of John Gregory Dunne (2006)
I'm a librarian (no, NOT a "cybrarian" or "information scientist" or any of the other trendy terms the profession has come up with), as well as a freelance writer/researcher; my political leanings are contrarian, much to the dismay of friends on the left and right, and so I will give anyone looking for my vote exactly what they deserve -- the back of my hand
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