101.   News of the film set off a feeding frenzy in Hollywood as studio executives frantically searched for source material for other writer-free films.

102.   Nonetheless, studio executives who have seen portions of the movie said its special effects are dazzling.

103.   Now, studio executives and many filmmakers are reluctant to work this way, preferring to keep the score thrumming.

104.   Of course, filmmakers who are financially responsible and relatively easy for actors and studio executives to work with are given far more leeway than directors with difficult personalities.

105.   One studio executive said he believed the film involved a menage-a-trois.

106.   Others complained that the studio executives were inattentive and let the project founder.

107.   Over the weekend, producers, agents and studio executives temporarily forgot about the O.J. Simpson case.

108.   Other studio executives agreed, saying that the unspoken rule in Hollywood is that a film with a girl as a heroine will not lure boys into theaters.

109.   Park City also plays host to Hollywood in January, when independent film makers, studio executives and agents arrive in full regalia for the Sundance Film Festival.

110.   One television studio executive said that television was becoming more and more like music radio.