If you look at the history of cinema, you’ll notice that many of the all-time greatest films have something in common: writers. From Citizen Kane to The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, you’ll almost always find that somebody wrote the words that the actors say when the camera is pointing at them.
The upcoming Sesame Street movie, being a movie, needs writers, and now, via Deadline, we know who those writers will be: David Guion and Michael Handelman, whose previous work includes A Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb (sadly, not the one with the Oscar the Grouch cameo).
And now we wait for the movie to come out, so we can praise Guion and Handelman for that one hilarious scene with Grover, or possibly complain that they completely failed to understand Slimey’s character.
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by Ryan Roe – Ryan@ToughPigs.com
