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Tony Gilroy, one of Hollywood's most sought-after screenwriters, is responsible for The Devil's Advocate, Armageddon and the Bourne films, to name just a few.

Alison Feeney-Hart met the man whose 2007 film Michael Clayton saw him receive Bafta and Oscar nominations for best original screenplay to find out his Top 10 tips for writing a Hollywood blockbuster.

http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-24348113




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I've never heard a professional say #9 and I'm so glad he did.  Very refreshing outlook.


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Kinda easy for him to say #9, don't live in LA, because he comes from a family of screenwriters. That's a pretty big in. Not saying he's wrong, just that he probably had some pretty big doors available to him.
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Yeah, this was refreshing as well as encouraging. Usually, most successful screenwriters who give interviews like this all say the same thing: Don't be a screenwriter!

Eff them!

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