“I think every person should have the opportunity once to be Sorkinized. What could possibly be better than that? I wouldn’t complain about it if it were me.”

Scott Rudin, a producer of “The Social Network,” in Rolling Stone (via thedeadline)

Hmm. Personally, I’d decline Sorkinization, mainly because I think characterization is the weakest part of his game. The guy knows how to write a compelling story, but Aaron Sorkin characters never sound like real people; they sound like Aaron Sorkin characters. 

(via bbook)

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    - I wouldn’t either! No, there is nothing better!
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    Hmm. Personally, I’d decline Sorkinization, mainly because I think characterization is the weakest part
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