The original gave the name of the character Michael Biehn plays in Divide as his real-life name.
He suggested that Myspace should have required users to sign up with their real-life name, as Facebook does.
These include a depiction of friendships under siege during the Communist witch hunt of the McCarthy era that inevitably bring to mind real-life name-namers like Elia Kazan (who -- and the mind reels -- directed the original "After the Fall").
Your cast was quite unique in that you all had insane real-life names: Penn Badgely, Leighton Meester, Blake Lively, Chace Crawford, I mean – We definitely noted that.
Then I'd go on Facebook, and engage in more online warfare with friends of friends, real flesh-and-blood people with real-life names, who a bit more politely and grammatically stated the same.
The script drops real-life names among the fictitious ones with such abandon that, as you try to keep up, you feel as besieged as the person dealing with the calls.
It's not one of Roth's Zuckerman novels or one of his Kepesh novels; it's a Roth novel, composed as if it were an autobiographical tale, written by the adult Philip Roth about the child Philip Roth and his family endowed with their real-life names, his parents, Herman and Bess, and his brother, Sandy and set in Newark's Weequahic neighborhood, where the novelist was, in fact, raised.
Part of the problem comes from when anonymized data about "users" is cross referenced to reveal real-life names.
Apparently you'll be able to edit teams and rosters, so with a little work you could get everything all squared away with the real-life names.
