tracinell at 2012-02-24 12:32:42:

The Vonnegut 8--white board worthy. Chris, many thanks for sharing your experiences and insights. All the best with your future projects.

Earl at 2012-02-24 13:54:25:

Chris, good luck to ya! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the GITS community.

Gabe at 2012-02-24 14:08:50:

Thanks, Scott and Chris, for the great interview. Good luck in your new directing gig!

CJ at 2012-02-24 17:03:57:

Thanks for providing the insights. An interesting read, as always. However, I'm afraid--in my infinite wisdom and vast experience--I'm going to have give Vonnegut a Family Feud 'BUZZ' on number 8. Sometimes, a mystery--by this I mean information withheld for effect, not necessarily a mystery movie--can be a powerful way to capture a viewer's attention and involve him in the story. Heck, just look at the Disciple Program script that's currently burning up the email wires: The engine driving that movie is key bits of withheld information.

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rcstockton at 2012-03-18 19:32:02:

Really enjoyable interview, gents. Chris seems like a good guy with his head on straight. Best of luck to him in future.

Melinda Peterson at 2012-10-22 00:43:41:

I disagree... Dialogue for Chris an innate talent, glimmers of which can be seen in so much of his MUCH earlier writing... That's why I kept it all - you humor was far too eclectic and evolved for its time... it still cracks me up. You are, and always were, far more talented then you will ever give yourself credit for... and we knew you'd go far. Affectionately, "Mindy"