“Unlocking the Secrets: Why Hollywood’s Doors Remain Closed to Aspiring Screenwriters”
Many frivolous lawsuits followed these landmark cases. People were coming out of the woodwork looking for easy paydays, claiming that queries they mailed to the studios were used to rip off movies or claims that studios that never received their mailed pitches somehow made it into their hands after they sent them to others.
During the screenwriting boom of the 1980s and 1990s, everyone was trying to get in on it. Screenwriters would cold call agencies, studio executives, and producers to pitch their projects. Some would even mail scripts or even be so bold as to show up to agency and studio offices.
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