The New Yorker

How a Script Doctor Found His Own Voice

When Scott Frank was a child, his father, Barry, bought a small Cessna airplane, and on weekends the two of them would fly. This was the mid-nineteen-seventies, in Los Gatos, California. Barry was a ...
collider

After Star Wars, Carrie Fisher Became Hollywood’s Go-To Script Queen

Reid Goldberg is a features writer for Collider. Having grown up in the Midwest, he attended the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. While he's begrudingly accepted that a FIlm Studies degree wasn't ...
AOL

A Hollywood Script Doctor Has an ‘Insane’ $300,000 Weekly Fee and Punched Up ‘Saving Private Ryan,’ ‘Gravity,’ ‘Hunger Games,’ ‘X-Men’ and More

The career of Scott Frank got a lengthy deep dive courtesy of a profile in The New Yorker that revealed the writer-director has a $300,000 weekly fee as a Hollywood script doctor. Frank acknowledges ...
The Hollywood Reporter

“Dear Remy”: Hollywood Career Coach Gives Advice to Jittery Stuntman and Script Doctor Who Needs Healing

This week, Remy Blumenfeld, our resident expert on everything, helps a fall guy rethink his career choices, a writer tell his own story and an actor navigate a tricky situation with his agent. By Remy ...