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Adam Simon
Adam Simon (born 1962) is an American screenwriter and film director.
==Appearances in fiction==
Adam Simon plays a humorous version of himself, pitching a project and getting barred from the studio lot in the famous opening-shot of Robert Altman's ''The Player'' (1992). He previously appeared, thinly veiled, as a fictional character in Christopher Guest's film ''The Big Picture'' (1989) and would reappear in Kim Newman's novel ''Johnny Alucard'' (2013), where he again pitches a project and becomes the only person in Hollywood standing up to a particularly sinister studio executive.〔(Excerpt from "Johnny Alucard" )〕
Kim Newman has noted that Adam Simon has "become one of the most oft-cited figures in contemporary Hollywood satire, and those in the know have begun to play the game of Simon-spotting. () Remarkable look- and act-alikes for Adam Simon have appeared in a couple of sinister Hollywood satires: Adam Rafkin (Jarrad Paul) on the cancelled-too-soon TV series ''Action'', who ruins his emotional and physical health on successive drafts of ''Beverly Hills Gun Club'' for sleazy überproducer Peter Dragon (Jay Mohr); and Adam Kesher (Justin Theroux) in David Lynch's ''Mulholland Drive'', who finds his entire life - and film project - jeopardised when he considers going against the wishes of backers who represent either organised crime or Hell." 〔("Who Let Adam Simon on the Lot?" by Kim Newman )〕
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