Storyteller Sessions: Adam McKay (Anchorman, Don't Look Up)

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'Coyote Vs Acme' Vs The World

That's all, folks? Not by a long shot. Coyote Vs Acme – the Who Framed Roger Rabbit-esque courtroom comedy written by my guest today. Samy Burch – was famously cancelled by Warner Bros in late 2023 but has since experienced a remarkable revival, making its way to screens this sum ...  Show more

'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Was Almost A Courtroom Comedy

The world has forgotten New York's famous web-slinger in the latest blockbuster outing in the MCU. The irony is, in real life, Peter Parker is a character that pop culture could never forget or cast aside. In today's Script Apart, Erik Sommers and Chris McKenna – the screenwriter ...  Show more

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