Each time I was struck by the amount of money and manpower that goes into the show, and how each segment is meticulously planned and scripted – only to be completely overshadowed when something off-script happens.
Dani Pedrosa must have walked under too many ladders because you could not script what happened at the Aragon Grand Prix on Sunday, or what has happened this season for him.
The article "Beyond the Script: What Happens When the Heroine Faints" (July 9) could not have been more timely.
I'm not sure that's the best way to play it, but I can see Turner's point: she has to accentuate Young Woman's innocence in order to cook up some kind of dramatic tension; in Treadwell's script, things happen, and rather quickly, but there's little exposition.
So I started writing, putting it all together and couldn't believe the script was happening.
And I don't always do that in my work, but there are occasions when I'll read a script that happens to be in a parallel existence with my own.
None of this was in the script but simply happened when the cameras rolled.
Among the critics was Theodore C. Sorensen, the former Kennedy adviser, who said of the screenplays, "Every single conversation with the president in the Oval Office or elsewhere in which I, according to the script, participated, never happened".
As Mr. Sorensen bluntly says in the video, "Every single conversation with the president in the Oval Office or elsewhere in which I, according to the script, participated, never happened".
President Kennedy's long-term advisor and scriptwriter, Theodore Sorensen, appeared shortly before his death in October 2010 in a video made by Greenwald in which he stated: "Every single conversation with the President in the Oval Office or elsewhere in which I, according to the script, participated, never happened".
