[Ex-Mormon Filmmakers] Of course it simply isn't a story until the Los Angeles Times says it is, but City Weekly's film critic Scott Renshaw plowed this ground about Utah filmmaker Richard Dutcher nearly a year ago with this cover feature. In the interim, Dutcher's obviously been interviewed a few times, as evidenced by the similarity of quotes (as in, "What if it isn't true?") in first, CW, and then the Times. (Holly Mullen)
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
City Weekly Explained Dutcher for You
[Ex-Mormon Filmmakers] Of course it simply isn't a story until the Los Angeles Times says it is, but City Weekly's film critic Scott Renshaw plowed this ground about Utah filmmaker Richard Dutcher nearly a year ago with this cover feature. In the interim, Dutcher's obviously been interviewed a few times, as evidenced by the similarity of quotes (as in, "What if it isn't true?") in first, CW, and then the Times. (Holly Mullen)
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He looks very happy...
ReplyDeleteLooks can be deceiving. Get past the looks. The article says he feels "enlightened".
ReplyDeleteSo what?
ReplyDeleteI suppose the weekly in East Bumjug, Texas first reported that Sally Mae Fubar "got the runs" from eating a Mexican jalepeno pepper LONG before the Wall Street Journal reported the salmonella outbreak.
But you don't see them crying about it.
Humph.