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THE DANGER OF CROSSING BRAZILL
Dec 6 2001 
The New York Post's "Page Six" column today (Thursday) is publishing excerpts from a torrid (more)

JUDD APATOW HAS FILED SUIT AGAINST THE WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA WEST
May 15 1996 
Judd Apatow has filed suit against the Writers Guild of America West challenging the guild's (more)

AUDIENCE TESTS RESULTED IN MANY VIRGIN CHANGES
Monday, August 22 2005    Digg!
Numerous test screenings of The 40-Year-Old Virgin resulted in many scenes being reworked in the editing room, the Los Angeles Times reported today (Monday). The newspaper said that director and co-writer Judd Apatow, who was making his feature-film debut, recorded the reaction of audiences at the test screenings, then, in the editing room, synchronized the recording with the film in order to hear which scenes failed to produce laughs. For example, a scene featuring an encounter between the title character and a transvestite was trimmed to only a few seconds after audiences responded negatively to it. Another scene in which the character watches a porn movie was also trimmed. Co-writer/star Steve Carell told the Times: "It was way too graphic. It pulled people out of the movie."


MOVIE REVIEWS: THE 40-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN
Friday, August 19 2005 
On the heels of the best buzz any movie has generated this year, critics are gushing with praise for The 40-Year-Old Virgin, co-written by and starring Steve Carell. Manohla Dargis in the New York Times, who calls the comedy, "charmingly bent," observes that nothing Carell has done in the past -- including his regular appearances on The Daily Show and his starring role in the U.S. version of The Office, conveys "his sheer likability [or] (more)

THE OFFICE STAR TURNS DOWN EXCLUSIVE DEAL
Tuesday, March 22 2005 
Golden Globes winner Ricky Gervais, star of the BBC comedy The Office, has turned down a $9.5 million offer to sign an exclusive deal with the publicly supported broadcaster, the London Daily Telegraph reported today (Tuesday). The newspaper quoted Gervais as saying that such deals "promote laziness and extravagance." He also said that by remaining free to go elsewhere, he can increase his bargaining leverage with the BBC. "As long as they are terrified, they'll (more)

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