Yes, we have had one writer publicly declaring financial core status, but this canвЂ™t be what the press is referring to, can it? Because they surely wouldnвЂ™t describe one or two writers out of seven thousand active members as a major pressure group. And neither of them knew any other reporters who had actually spoken to writers who said they would do any such thing. So I asked these two reporters if they had spoken to any writers who had indicated, even off the record or on deep background, that they were going to pressure the guild or go financial corps. And none of them know anyone else who has. I guess even secret screenwriter cabals judge you by your last picture.Д«ut then I realized that no actual top screenwriter I know has been approached to join either. I can only assume that this is because my film failed so sensationally this year that I quickly fell off the list. I hadnвЂ™t been approached, even in the most oblique way, to join with the 'top screenwriters' who are going to pressure the guild to accept the deal, or else. I was embarrassed to say that I didnвЂ™t know anything about it. I was asked about this schism Thursday by two reporters. The story goes that there is a growing schism in the guild, and top screenwriters are ready to walk. I read it again in the trades Friday morning. Even before the DGA came to an agreement with the studios, we were hearing about the ramifications of not taking their deal.

The вЂњor elseвЂ™ part has been well reported. And the writers better be grateful and take it. At least that is what everyone in the press is saying.

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