>> On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 15:47:09 -0400, Joseph DeMartino wrote   
   (in article    
   <8ddfb9c9-3ed6-4d81-a162-126f9ba916d4@f26g2000vbm.googlegroups.com>):   
   > On Sep 19, 12:36 pm, Blair Leatherwood    
   > wrote:   
   >>    
   >> I didn't make that part of my discussion because the original comment   
   >> seemed to be related to the initial response of the actor to being given   
   >> a script and their approach to the role--in that case, medium didn't   
   >> seem to be pertinent.   
   >    
   > I think is because the whole environment of TV and film is so   
   > different from that of a stage production - and this is true of   
   > student films, local cable and community theater as much as it is true   
   > of the big leagues.   
   >    
   > As a series television regular you may get a script on Thursday that   
   > is going to go to table read Monday morning and before the cameras   
   > that  same afternoon.  And you're still shooting the current episode   
   > on Thursday and Friday. <<   
   True.  For the record, it didn't bother me so much what Jerry does himself    
   with regard to his scripts; what bothered me was how dismissive he was of    
   Michael O'Hare's (very different) style.   
   Amy   
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