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['john F. Kennedy] Movie Is Based On A Massive Best-selling Book, Which Is Always Helpful. And Then The Script Was Amazing And Answered My Question, "why This? Why Now?" And The "why Now" Is That It's 50 Years Since The Assassination, And The Country Needs To Have And Will Have A Conversation About That. And The "why This" Is The Construct, Which I Think Is Sort Of Ingenious.

My First Lessons In Comedy, How To Construct A Joke, I Learned From Eileen Brennan, Who Had Unbelievable Timing.

Ginnifer Goodwin Said It Very Well - We're Not Doing The Hall Of Presidents At Disneyland. This Is My Interpretation Of [j.f] Kennedy.

Medical-genre Shows Have Been Around Forever, They Will Be Around Forever, And I Think This [code Black] Is A Great Iteration Of The Next Generation.

It Was A Little Company That Released [bad Influence], It Was Really Ahead Of Its Time... I'm Really Proud Of It. And It's Curtis Hanson. He'd Directed A Small Movie Before That, But It Was His First Directorial Work That Really Worked.