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entertainment · US Weekly
“Then there was a third one who [when] we closed them in and locked them in the cells, this guy starts screaming, 'You gotta let me out, I can’t do this.' ... He’s like, 'I’m sorry, I can’t. You don’t…”
1 person
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world · US Weekly
“But when you hire a room that may not be motivated by those same qualities — and a writer always wants to take ownership of something they’re writing — and I give this directive and they’re not feeli…”
56
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world · US Weekly
“I’ve written many episodes in eight to 10 hours," he claimed at the time.”
at least 8 hours
at most 10 hours
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entertainment · US Weekly
“Two of them had panic attacks that were so bad that they had to go to the hospital”
2 people
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entertainment · US Weekly
“Then there was a third one who [when] we closed them in and locked them in the cells, this guy starts screaming, 'You gotta let me out, I can’t do this.' ... I said, 'No, no, no. For what I just put …”
1 person
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“overall film and television deal at NBCUniversal worth as much as $1 billion starting in 2029”
1 billion dollars
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“after four years, they got rid of that department”
4 years
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entertainment · Variety
“Sheridan, who has two series on the Emmy ballot this year, the freshman drama 'The Madison' and the sophomore season of 'Landman', spoke with the sports podcaster about doing the opposite of what the…”
2 series
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world · Variety
“The critics and me — I don't care what they think, and it annoys the shit out of them that I don't care. I'll be the first to tell you that there are things that I do that rage-bait them a bit, and t…”
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business · Variety
“By the way, the studio executives and the network executives — these are marketing executives, for the most part. Or maybe they studied law or whatever. Then they came, got a job in the mailroom at C…”
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entertainment · Variety
“Those executives, he said, now want character synopses “before we meet the character.””
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business · Variety
“It’s a dynamic Sheridan said he refused when he signed his deal with Paramount. “This is not a democracy. There’s no committee. You’re going to pay me and you’re going to give me a bunch of money and…”
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defence · Variety
“The only way you’re getting me back to Los Angeles is if it secedes from the union and I’m drafted into the Army to take it back. It’s the only way.”
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entertainment · US Weekly
“I told her, when I met with Demi about that, I said, 'Look, here's the thing. You're gonna be an extra in this show. For seven episodes, you're going to be an extra, and the critics are going to come…”
7 episodes
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entertainment · US Weekly
“And I'll be the first to tell you that there are things that I do that rage-bait them a bit, and this is one of them.”
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entertainment · US Weekly
“Elsewhere in the episode, Sheridan recalled how he withheld screeners for key episodes that addressed Moore’s larger role as Cami, 'because f**k them, honestly.'”
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entertainment · US Weekly
“And not only does she have to overcome every character in this world's opinion of her, but now she has to overcome the audience's predetermined opinion of her. And I let her do that in the first scen…”
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entertainment · US Weekly
“I said, 'No, for exactly the reason you're asking. I want to piss you off a little, and then, how dare I? and then you watch the next week and go, 'Oh you got me.'”
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world · The Hollywood Reporter
“You’re going to be an extra in this show for seven episodes, and the critics are going to come after me. “I’m underutilizing [Moore], can’t write for women, all this nonsense,”‘” he said, discussing …”
7 episodes
3 episodes
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world · The Hollywood Reporter
“I let her do it in the first episode of season two [with a monologue].”
1 episodes
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world · The Hollywood Reporter
“You sure you don’t want to compress the resolution of Paigyn and Ainsley? What you do at episode 10, when they become friends … You don’t want to put that in episode nine?”
10 episodes
9 episodes
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“Sheridan, who is leaving Paramount for an overall film and television deal at NBCUniversal worth as much as $1 billion starting in 2029.”
1000000000 $
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“When I first started at Paramount, there was a huge development department… after four years, they got rid of that department.”
4 years
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business · Deadline
“Then they came and they got a job in the mailroom at CAA or WME and hated that sh*t. So, then they ended up as an intern at some network. Then through attrition, they find themselves the head of deve…”
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business · Deadline
“When he signed a deal with Paramount, Sheridan said, “This is not a democracy. There’s no committee. You’re going to pay me and you’re going to give me a bunch of money and I’m going to deliver you t…”
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entertainment · Deadline
“You’re not going to win no Emmys with me, but I’m not trying to win Emmys. That’s not my goal. My goal is to sit somebody on their couch and move them, make them think, make them laugh, scare the shi…”
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entertainment · Deadline
“I’ll be the first to tell you that there are things that I do that rage bait them a bit, and this is one of them. Fuck ‘em, honestly.”
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entertainment · Deadline
“He knew critics were going to dislike it. “The critics are going to come after me. I’m underutilizing [Moore], can’t write for women, all this nonsense. Then I’m going to kill your husband and you’re…”
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defence · Deadline
“The only way you’re getting me back to Los Angeles is if it secedes from the union and I’m drafted into the Army to take it back. It’s the only way.”
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world · US Weekly
“Sheridan, 56, created for her character, Angela, in season 3”
56 years
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world · Variety
“Sheridan admitted that she was told up front that she would essentially be an extra in Season 1 before moving into a central role in Season 2,”
1
2
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“Sheridan, who is leaving Paramount for an overall film and television deal at NBCUniversal worth as much as $1 billion starting in 2029, also spoke about how different Paramount was when he signed on…”
about 1000000000 USD
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“When I first started at Paramount, there was a huge development department,” said Sheridan. “There were all these people whose job was to sit there and give me notes and tell me what to do and how to…”
4 years
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tech · The Hollywood Reporter
“You’re going to be an extra in this show for seven episodes”
7 episodes
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tech · The Hollywood Reporter
“I just sent them the first three.”
3 episodes
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business · The Hollywood Reporter
“after four years, they got rid of that department.”
4 years
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tech · Variety
“Sheridan, who has two series on the Emmy ballot this year, the freshman drama “The Madison” and the sophomore season of “Landman,””
2 series
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tech · Variety
“Sheridan admitted that she was told up front that she would essentially be an extra in Season 1 before moving into a central role in Season 2”
1 season
2 season