It's not uncommon for writers to get fired off of film projects. You turn in a draft, the phone stops ringing, and then you learn that someone else has been hired to rewrite you. Larry Gelbart, at a WGA membership meeting debating one of our many contracts, spoke to the crowd of about a thousand and said, "At one time everyone in this room will rewrite everyone else in this room". He's right. But how m…
SOURCE: Ken Levine at 08:51AM on June 29, 2011