<![CDATA[Could he be the 'JM' from Maureen McCormick's book?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Garry Marshall

Wifey_3 — 11 years ago(August 11, 2014 06:22 PM)

Maureen talks about a "well-known producer whose office was on the Paramount lot" who tried to seduce her. I know his name begins with a "G" and not a "J," but it makes you wonder. She says that he "was in his forties, married, and a father." "He also had a thick accent that he was able to thicken for comedic affect." She ends the story by saying, "I pushed those not-so-happy days to the back of my mind"

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Yep, my same thoughts as he was a notorious womanizer.

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that's what I think too

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