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"Cathy's Script" refers to a draft written by Robert Redford's girlfriend.
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In fact, Sorkin did not write a "completely new" script, but a revision. And if he had written a "new" script from our "old" script, we would have been entitled to "created by" credit as without our original, there would be no "new" script to write.
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ROBERT REDFORD GOT PAID 5 MILLION FOR RICHERT'S SCRIPTS, ALONG WITH COMPANY PRODUCING CREDITON THE FILM. HE NEVER SAW A DIFFERENT SCRIPT BY AARON SORKIN AND REFUSED TO COMMENT ON THE CREDIT AWARD
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