April 01 2013
WGA writing credit for Speed.
Graham Yost talks about WGA decision on splitting writing credits for Speed with Joss Whedon.
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azzers | April 02, 07:37 CET
Darkness | April 02, 07:58 CET
OneTeV | April 02, 08:56 CET
Anyway, i prefer somebody getting credit for randomly changing a couple of words than having somebody who actually did a lot getting absolutely none.
[ edited by Darkness on 2013-04-02 19:06 ]
[ edited by Darkness on 2013-04-02 19:06 ]
Darkness | April 02, 09:54 CET
MrArg | April 02, 10:29 CET
Andy Dufresne | April 02, 12:43 CET
Tausif | April 02, 16:52 CET
The deal with Speed was that the WGA give plot, action and structure the most weight while dialogue is hardly considered. Weird I know but that's how they decide. Joss did almost every line of dialogue in Speed, or at least that's what's been said, but hardly any of the structure, plot etc. I think he also decided to kill off the guy who tried to escape.
zz9 | April 02, 17:19 CET
zz9 | April 02, 17:26 CET
mjwilson | April 03, 03:28 CET
My love is wandering in star flight
I know he'll find in star-covered reaches
Love, strange love a star-woman teaches
I know his journey ends never
His Star Trek will go on forever
But tell him while he wanders his starry seas
Remember, remember me.
redeem147 | April 03, 03:53 CET