Yeah, Sean Young was a real victim. Half the industry “unfairly” stated she was an asshole, in movie after movie.

“The Lords of Flatbush” was made before “Happy Days,” so Henry Winkler couldn’t have been imitating Fonzie in the film.

What remarkable visionaries.

When I was 12 years-old, I was paid millions of dollars a year and had my ass kissed all day long because I played softball in our back yard.

You left out George Burns for some reason.

I already said this in another post, but I’m a screenwriter. I know how this stuff works. I’ve written for major film studios. I’d be amazed if the family made $300,000 off the movie. That in itself seems awfully high. The producers and Sandra Bullock made millions. I can tell you for dead certain the SCREENWRITER…

Here’s my autographed copy of “Let’s Get Small.” A prized possession. It’s my original copy from junior high school, too! (And you guys are right about Richard Pryor being number one. You just listed the wrong Richard Pryor album.)

I’m a screenwriter. You might be very surprised to see the numbers on how much these guys made - any of them - off of the movie. I think the idea that the family made millions of dollars is close to ludicrous. They sold a story. They didn’t actually make the movie. The producers, the studios, and Sandra Bullock got…

Oh, you can bet it’s in development at this point.

I agree. It would be virtually impossible to make a movie about tornadoes that’s as boring as that first one.

I don’t know, but I bet you guys are absolutely itching to publish it.

“the success that Nicki Minaj has accomplished.” How about “Nicki Minaj’s success?” You think that would work?

“Some may be shocked that he’s on here, but LL Cool J has been a rapper more than most hip-hop fans have been alive.” That would be longer than they’ve been alive. Come on now. A lucid human being couldn’t not have written these captions. This is nuts.

“I’m honestly not surprised Birdman is not higher on this list.” Once again- what??!

“he’s starred in and produced many beloved and popular movies.” Need to capitalize that “H.”

“But, that has stopped him from making business moves.” Why is that comma there, and how on earth has working Martha Stewart and doing some commercials stopped him from making business moves??

Sorry- but say what??! “In 2003, 43% of the songs that were being played on the radio were produced by Pharrell and the Neptunes???” Um...what??!! Who came to that conclusion??!

“Although, he may be even better as a businessman” isn’t even close to a proper sentence.

Well, the whole situation sucks for THEM. Not so much for people who write about other people’s personal lives.

Will she accept a check?