Valuable insight into the writing process for a snowy Thursday morning:
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Fine, fine. So long as we never have to endure the ridiculous, “in bed having sex but I’m still wearing the bra” scene, we’ll give you a shot of the danglies and panini.
Were it only so easy that we could make an agreement about nakedness among writers. But as someone who has written a fair amount of clothes off stuff and then had to face the line of actors outside my office the next morning, I can tell you it’s not. Before you write it into the script, write it into the actor’s contracts.
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Awesome. And so very true.
Indeed, I want to see this advice reflected in every script written today.
When in doubt — “Make Her Naked”
Always.
Or him… Him’s good too.
Agree with the ‘him’ bit. In ever single script I’ve ever written, there’s a naked male. Always. Full frontal.
Turnabout is fair play, guys.
Fine, fine. So long as we never have to endure the ridiculous, “in bed having sex but I’m still wearing the bra” scene, we’ll give you a shot of the danglies and panini.
Were it only so easy that we could make an agreement about nakedness among writers. But as someone who has written a fair amount of clothes off stuff and then had to face the line of actors outside my office the next morning, I can tell you it’s not. Before you write it into the script, write it into the actor’s contracts.
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