![]() ![]() It was completely unexpected and invigorating. The book was Warm Bodies and within a few words, I was hooked. But I contorted my face into a look of eager curiosity (had to cover up, as there was no possible way I would like this fucking thing) and read on … ![]() “Just read the first few pages…” he said. Kinda needs a story, but we should talk about it more…” In this particular meeting, a studio head who would later become a friend and close collaborator, Erik Feig, handed me a book. I first read Isaac Marion’s writing on a “general.” That’s the douchey Hollywood term for a specific type of meeting between a filmmaker and a studio exec, during which said exec pitches said studio’s available projects and said filmmaker pretends to be interested in said projects for just long enough in the hopes that said studio might think said filmmaker is cool and potentially want to do a different, better movie with you: “A reboot of Turner and Hooch? I mean, I’d have to read the script but it sounds cool. ![]()
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