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'Always Sunny's Glenn Howerton Is Soliciting Scripts on Twitter

by | March 6th, 2013

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star/co-creator Glenn Howerton fired off a tweet today asking fledgling writers to send him scripts. Here's the tweet:

Got a great feature length screenplay? Send to IASIP 10201 W PICO BLVD BUILDING 41 SUITE 300 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90064-2651

While it seems like most established TV and movie writers are constantly avoiding reading bad scripts from desperate struggling writers, Howerton is welcoming it and hoping that he finds a diamond in the rough. He wants an original feature or pilot script that he could possibly produce and develop, and it's open to any genre besides horror. Howerton recently produced his first movie, [...]

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The Screenplay to Judd Apatow's 'This is 40' Is Online and It's Really Long

by | October 22nd, 2012

Universal has posted the entire screenplay to Judd Apatow's upcoming movie This is 40  on its "For Your Consideration" awards site (via Bleeding Cool). You can click open a full PDF of the massive, 146-page script here. Some clips from Jon Brion's score for the film are also available on the site. Apatow's movies are known for leaning heavily on improvisation, so most of the jokes in the script will probably be different from those in the final version, but the story's the same so you should probably avoid reading the script if you don't want to completely spoil the movie for yourself. It comes out December 21st, [...]

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Let's Look at the New 'Arrested Development' Script and Dream

by | July 26th, 2012

Oh, the magic and jokes and jokes about magic that must be within this .pdf! What's going to happen!?!?! Ron Howard, who tweeted this image (see it blown up below), said the script was, "Very very funny :-)" and had "Lots of lines for the narrator!" Ok, That's something! Also, it seems like the first episode will be entitled "Michael". That's pretty cool. Maybe to get more info we should camp outside the listed Culver City office or call the given phone number. "Hello. Is Mitch there? This is not a Arrested Development fan who wants to just hear his voice and try to extrapolate spoilers from its [...]

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