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- The story is simple: Bill Ziff, a young writer, goes to Hollywood to work on a cop show produced by a cruel slob who obsesses about bowel movements and doesn't appreciate Ziff's genius and integrity. On the verge of losing his job, Ziff submits his first solo script, and the rest is, well, history.
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Feb 27, 1996 · Transplanted New York writer Billy Ziff, after conceiving a phenomenally successful show, learns just how little Hollywood success often has to do with human survival, after he loses his wife to the show. 243 pages, Hardcover. First published February 27, 1996. Book details & editions.
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Mar 1, 1996 · The story is simple: Bill Ziff, a young writer, goes to Hollywood to work on a cop show produced by a cruel slob who obsesses about bowel movements and doesn't appreciate Ziff's genius and integrity. On the verge of losing his job, Ziff submits his first solo script, and the rest is, well, history.
- Roger Director
Jul 29, 2024 · A Place to Fall is the hilarious and poignant story of Billy's L.A. misadventures. When he first hit Hollywood to work on a Miami Vice-clone cop series, Billy thought he'd landed in heaven; it was a job for which any writer would happily give up the lifetime's use of a vowel.
A glib first novel by the successful TV writer and producer takes a huge bite from the hand that feeds him.
Feb 27, 1996 · What Michael Tolkin--and, on screen, Robert Altman and a cameo-rich cast--did for the movie biz in The Player, Director's first novel does for TV production. Freelance writer Billy Ziff heads west from New York to write for a cop show.
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A Place to Fall is the hilarious and poignant story of Billy's L.A. misadventures. When he first hit Hollywood to work on a Miami Vice-clone cop series, Billy thought he'd...
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