Ask The Screenwriters | Twitter Q&A #4

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Featuring Nick Hornby (An Education, Brooklyn), Beau Willimon (House of Cards), Nancy Meyers (Somethings’s Gotta Give, The Intern), Andrew Bovell (Strictly Ballroom, A Most Wanted Man), Jimmy McGovern (Accused, Banished).
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[@SunnyGoodbye]

"If you start pushing up to 10-11-12 drafts there is something wrong"
Next speaker "I would say i write about 15 draft"
Moral of the story is, the number of drafts really doesn't matter.

[@film_magician]

I feel that was such a waste of a question. Pointless, really.

[@indoric]

i hear them talking about "Pro's" but what is a pro