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2007: The Directors and Writers Thread


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I'm sure Peter Brash got Jeanne Ford hired at ATWT.

She IS a very good writer.

But I'm sure she also proved to be way too conservative for Chris Goutman's tastes,

not to mention "insincere" as a person.

No doubt the staff didn't like her, and after the KNIFE she stuck in James Reilly's back

at DAYS last year (part of the reason he quit the show), she lost a lot of people's respect.

Hogan Sheffer can't stand her, so she won't be back at "DAYS".

She was one of Steve Wyman's writers.

I bet she'd fit right in at "Guiding Light".

(Moderators feel free to delete this post if you don't like the tone of it. Me--I can't judge, I can only comment.)

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So, let's revise: she stabbed someone in the back and didn't prove very collegial, but still Brash recommended her? And she was one of Wyman's writers? Brash sure knows how to pick them.

And what about conservative? What exactly do you mean by that? Could you tell us more about the "stabbing"?

I'm recognizing EricaKane4Life's handwriting in this. :lol: But still, I'm very intrigued.

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I think, but this is just a opinion of the moment, that Judith Donato was one of the best ATWT scriptwriters (gone April 6th), if not the best. Then there was the controversial (:lol:) Richard Culliton, also very good as dialogue writer. Judith knows the flow, how not to isolate the characters. There was always conflict and good emotional moments.

Susan Dansby used to be great. You just knew that episode was gonna be great when she wrote the dialogue, but then she wrote breakdowns, I think Hogan and Jean promoted her to AHW, and when she got back to scripts, the conversations she wrote didn't ring true, fake was the key word.

Bettina F. Bradbury is sooo sinusoid in her writing, one day the dialogue is very good, the next really bad. She's also suffering from Beall virus with all her pop culture references. Somewhat glad she's gone. Somewhat because there are worse dialogue writers.

The worst ATWT dialogue writer? Elizabeth Page. So glad she's gone! You can have her, One Life to Live!

P. S. I also didn't like Lynn Martin. Just look at her record - she didn't have the opportunity to learn from a decent writer what dialogue is and how it's written.

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Oh please. You know, you should stop spreading lies like this. First the Ed Scott lie and now this? Just because youVola Voof couldn't make it in daytime, shouldn't mean you should taking it out on others in daytime. It's really sad. Plus, nobody takes you seriously, so I don't know why you keep on posting crap like this. I'm going to drink my Coca Kola now.

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Oh, I do, I do. I just didn't write so much about it. It's because it's been a pain to watch in this Passanante era. Meg Kelly didn't suck as much when she wrote scripts, but it was probably because she wrote scripts. I still don't get it how Hogan chose her as co-HW and now that you told us the news, I don't know why he fired Beth. That makes me sad. She really did great in her interim stint, and interim period is the most challenging for a writer.

Judy Tate, forgot to add, also wrote some Andy/Denise stuff back in the day I liked. :D

You will correct me, but has Hogan made so many changes when he started scripting ATWT? I know he brought Royal, Elizabeth, Craig, Meg and Marie Masters.

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