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    Will Gluck: Easy A

    Writer-director Will Gluck likes self-aware characters. He wrote for the TV soap-satire Grosse Pointe and co-created the show The Loop. His newest film is the updated version of The Scarlett Letter. Does Easy A make the grade?

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    By Elvis Mitchell • Sep 8, 2010 • 28m Listen

    Writer-director Will Gluck likes self-aware characters. He wrote for the TV soap-satire Grosse Pointe and co-created the show The Loop. His newest film is the updated version of The Scarlett Letter. Does Easy A make the grade?

    Gluck discusses making sex comedies without any sex, growing up in Japan and the US, the influence of director John Hughes, the real identity of the author credited as the writer of Fired Up!; his forthcoming film project and Easy A’s universal resonance.

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      Elvis Mitchell

      host of KCRW’s The Treatment

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      Gemma Dempsey

      Producer of Global Gig Guide, The Treatment

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