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When I Was A Kid, I Attended A Small Catholic School In A South Suburb Of Chicago.

I Think It's Great When Writers Get Recognition; It Doesn't Happen Very Often. I Just Don't Want That Writer To Be Me. Let It Be Aaron Sorkin Or, You Know, Somebody Good.

There's This Double Standard That Exists And It Really Frustrates Me. If A Woman Chooses To Work, People Say, "oh It's So Sad That You're Not At Home With Your Children." But No One Ever Says That To A Man Because It's Assumed That The Man Is Going To Be The Provider.

I Have A Lot Of Screenwriter Friends And Many Of Them Have Had An Experience Where They Aren't Even Welcome On Set During Production.

I've Come To Find More Satisfaction And Enjoyment In Writing Screenplays Over The Years Because That's What I Do Primarily Now.