Learn how to write a screenplay through detailed analysis of feature films.
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia is one of the better comedies on TV. It’s been called “Seinfeld on crack.” The characters will do virtually anything to get what they desire. Blackmail is never out of the question, as it taking crack to get on welfare. It’s good TV, folks.
Check out a recent interview from Act Four, where the cast digs into the upcoming seventh season, talk a little about what they look for in movie scripts, and do their best to ignore Danny DeVito:
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