Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Richard Finney
I was looking at the claims of not being mentioned on the Puppet Master script and well, it looks like the reason Finney wasn't credited on the script used in the movie was because he didn't ''write'' the script used in the movie. He worked on an alternate copy of the script, one that was pretty much doomed before Finney was brought on to redo it with another writer. From what I gathered in the article, the rewrite was done only done because contractually there had to be a rewrite and there were never true intentions to film the script. So in other words Finney was called in to work on a script that never went anywhere while the original script writers got to work on one that eventually was filmed. All that aside, Finney's mention on the article is insanely brief and is more of an aside than anything else. So considering that this doesn't show notability, we're left with a HorrorNews.net review of one of his books and a link to a site (Screen Writers Utopia) that doesn't appear to be something that would be considered a . I'll still look and see what I can find, but I'm leaning towards delete
— User:Tokyogirl79, 12:25, 3 April 2012 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)