You are here: LAT Home > Blogs > Show Tracker

Show Tracker: What you're watching

« 'Keep hope alive' | Main | A grip's view of the strike »

Governor -- you're needed on the set

11:32 AM PT, Nov 9 2007

Steven E. deSouza, who wrote "Die Hard," stood in front of the building on Avenue of the Stars where that blockbuster was shot and where Bruce Willis' famous jumping scene unfolded. "This strike is far more organized; there is more solid support from unions and the public," he said, adding that he wanted to send a message to The Governor, who coincidentally starred in another movie deSouza wrote, 1985's "Commando." Pretending as if he was knocking on The Governor's trailer, he said: "15 minutes, Mr. Schwarzenegger. We need you on the set."

-- Lorenza Munoz

November 9, 2007 in Strike News | Permalink

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/816965/23170908

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Governor -- you're needed on the set:

About the Blogger

Our Bloggers

Mary McNamara is a Los Angeles Times TV critic who tracks "Grey's Anatomy," "The Sopranos" and "House."

Richard Rushfield is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "American Idol."

Matea Gold, Maria Elena Fernandez, Lynn Smith, Greg Braxton, Kate Aurthur and Martin Miller are Los Angeles Times staff writers who track news.

Robert Lloyd is a Los Angeles Times TV critic who tracks reviews and other television oddities.

Scott Collins is a Los Angeles Times columnist who tracks news.

Denise Martin is a freelance writer who tracks "The Hills," "Ugly Betty" and "Top Chef."

Sheigh Crabtree is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks news and "America's Best Dance Crew."

Stephanie Lysaght is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "So You Think You Can Dance" and reports on "American Idol."

Claire Zulkey is a freelance writer who tracks "America's Next Top Model," "30 Rock," "So You Think You Can Dance," "Dexter" and "The Office."

Geoff Berkshire is a writer for Metromix.com who tracks "The Shield" and "Rescue Me."

Patrick Day is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "Big Love," "24" and "Lost."

Jevon Phillips is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "Battlestar Galactica," "Heroes" and "America's Best Dance Crew."

Paul Brownfield is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "Friday Night Lights."

Margaret Wappler is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "Project Runway" and "Mad Men."

Lora Victorio is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "Project Runway."

Chris Barton is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "The Wire."

Sarah Rogers is a freelance writer who tracks "Dancing With the Stars."

Enid Portuguez is a Los Angeles Times staff writer who tracks "Gossip Girl."