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Hollywood Knives

March 1990 K.S.
Fanfair
Hollywood Knives
March 1990 K.S.

Hollywood Knives

Hollywood (its movie business) is the perfeet place (setting) for our dishiest fiction, Producer Lynda Obst and screenwriter Carol Wolper, daughter-in-law of TV titan David, have joined forces to write next summer's fun read, Dirty Dreams (New American Library). "It's a tale of two women pursuing their dreams in a town that systematically tries to sully them,'' says Obst. Buffy Shutt, once the president of marketing for Paramount and now the president of marketing at Columbia/Tri-Star, takes a cautionary view of the movie business in next month's Creative Differences (Soho Press). Less a feminist tract than a humanist one, it charts the corporate rise of a female secretary. Shutt: "It's no harder for women to make it in this business; they just may be more attuned to how hard it is for anyone."

K.S.