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Joel Stein dispatch: What's he really writing?

08:35 PM PT, Feb 9 2008

Bill Condon, who sits directly in back of David Young, is the only one on stage taking copious notes. I think he's writing a script, getting an unfair jump on the rest of us. Fine Bill Condon!

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