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Thousands of screenwriters took to the picket lines in LA. Not pictured: Paul Guyot.
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Writers Guild of America, Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, writers’ strike, Paul Guyot, Screen Actors Guild, Jay Leno, St. Louis Writers Guild, Felicity, Judging AmyStill, as negotiations between the writers and producers drag on, Guyot has begun to feel nervous. "There are guys like me with families to feed, who need health insurance," he says. "I'm torn. I believe in what we're fighting for and want to take a stand, but I also don't want to be broke. The little guy can't always fight the dragon."
Contact the author aimee.levitt@riverfronttimes.com
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