Congrats Malcolm! Captain America 4

[JoeBanks]

DDP's own BattleDolphinZero is killing it these days, first running Falcon and the Winter Soldier for D+ and now co-writing the next Captain America 4. Malcolm paid his dues for a long time and it's great to see him swimming at the highest levels

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...lman-exclusive

[Mark Somers]

I bet it doesn't have a kickass drivers-drunk-on-their-asses car race like "The Whale" has.

[WRITERRIVERS]

DDP's own BattleDolphinZero is killing it these days, first running Falcon and the Winter Soldier for D+ and now co-writing the next Captain America 4. Malcolm paid his dues for a long time and it's great to see him swimming at the highest levels

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...lman-exclusive

That's amazing. Could read some his scripts for educational purposes?

[RandomBloke]

Wow, I recall that user name from over a decade back when I was a member (under an account I forgot the user name of)!

Congrat's, man.

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David Coggeshall from here (I can't think of what his username is/was) has ORPHAN: FIRST KILL in theaters right now and also just sold, THE FAMILY PLAN to Apple+ Skydance.

He always seemed super nice. Happy for him. Yay Done Dealers...

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Mutiple post won't let me delete. sorry.

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arggg!!

[finalact4]

So glad I'm not the only one that happens to.

Congratulations, indeed.

[Optimus]

That's awesome! Congrats to dolphin!

For those who don't recall or are unaware, Gary Whitta (Rogue One, The Book of Eli, and working on the new Last Starfighter script) is also a Done Deal alum from waaaaay back in the day (at least 15 to 20 years ago, IIRC). Not sure if he's still on here, though.

Done Deal has helped birth some really great screenwriters. A great resource for anyone who's trying to learn the craft and break in.

[Mark Somers]

Here's a link to an interview of Malcolm by Brian Koppelman. The Moment With Brian Koppelman with Malcolm Spellman

I also miss Neal Marshall Stevens. He used to give great notes in the Script Pages forum here. Plus he broke down the movies in the Films section here with incredible insight and detail.