Screenwriter John Fusco's surname is an anagram of "focus" — an apt coincidence for someone who's been in the movie business for more than 30 years.
Back in the 1980s, while still a New York University screenwriting student, Fusco twice won the now-defunct FOCUS (Films of College and University Students) Award. At the 1984 ceremony, where he accepted the award for the screenplay that would become the 1986 film Crossroads, master of ceremonies Rob Reiner commented on the auspicious anagram.
Source: http://www.sevendaysvt.com/
Dear Friends, New York Italians in collaboration with Fordham University, Department...
Actress and director Penny Marshall, whose love of sports made her a regular in the Los An...
The Russo Brothers were a pair of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's best directors even prio...
Recently, actor Vincent Piazza, who plays up-and-coming gangster Lucky Luciano on the show...
With films like Two Family House and City Island, director Raymond De Felitta found easy c...
'Buongiorno papà' di Edoardo Leo, film sui quarantenni single in Italia, interpretato da R...
Parts of Western New York have transformed into movie sets as crews filming "Cabrini" take...
The Los Angeles Film Critics Assn. had lots of love for Luca Guadagnino’s “Call Me by Your...