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WarpedRecord — 16 years ago(November 12, 2009 11:29 AM)

Does anyone else think this may have helped inspired Robert Altman's brilliant "The Player"? This is a viciously funny attack on Hollywood and its warped values, and I can't think of a worthier victim.

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If I may quote that esteemed philosopher, Homer Simpson, and what his thoughts were about stereotypes:
"They're funny because they're true!"
Can you dig it? I knew that you could!

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The spirit of these stereotypes is alive and well in Showtimes's "Episodes" which documents how the big networks destroy classic UK series to make the US version.
I think my percentage of Chimp DNA is higher than others. Cleaver Greene

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I read that Michael and Steven Tolkin, authors of the book, based it on experiences that actually happened to them. Of course Hollywood is ripe for satire so I imagine dozens of books and films could be made on the lives of those behind the scenes.

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