Amy Chozick
Writer and Executive Producer, The Girls on the Bus at HBO
Contributor at The New York Times
creator/exec producer/showrunner. author, NYT best seller "Chasing Hillary." journalist, @nytimes, @vogue & @wsj
Articles
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Jan 13, 2025 |
flipboard.com | Amy Chozick
Live updates: Death toll rises as fire crews in Los Angeles brace for more heavy windsWhat to know about the Los Angeles fires and California windstorm Fires across the Los Angeles area have killed at least 24 people and destroyed more …
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Jan 13, 2025 |
nytimes.com | Amy Chozick
We got the evacuation alert on Wednesday night. The fire came out of nowhere and threatened to sweep through Hollywood. I pulled our son out of the bathtub. We rushed into the car and drove north, past two other fires, through smoke and sirens, gridlock and chaos, flames on the horizon in all directions. People keep saying the scenes out of Los Angeles look like something from a movie. Except they don't, not really. Movies need a protagonist. Every on-screen apocalypse has a leader. So, where is ours?
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Oct 27, 2024 |
irishtimes.com | Amy Chozick
Most Jewish-American girls I know met their husbands on JDate.com or at Jewish summer camp. Not me. I picked my husband up at pub in Times Square on St Patrick’s Day. My friend Ellen was engaged to a bloke from Longford and she begged me to come. “You’ll meet an Irish guy!” she said. I resisted. I didn’t know anything about the Irish. I thought it was all green beer and plastic leprechaun hats ... Oh, and Bono. I knew him. Cut to (as we say in Hollywood): Fifteen Years Later.
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May 30, 2024 |
hollywoodreporter.com | Amy Chozick
The first several weeks in the writers room of The Girls on the Bus, the Max series about female journalists covering a presidential campaign, went like this: “Oh, what if Sadie sleeps with a candidate?” Me: “Absolutely not.” “How about a Democratic strategist?” “Hard no. She cannot sleep with a source.” “Well, what if she falls for the bartender at the Marriott?” Me: “Doesn’t work.
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May 8, 2024 |
vanityfair.com | Amy Chozick
When I set out to create The Girls on the Bus, I knew what I didn’t want it to be. I didn’t want it to be sanctimonious or high-minded. I didn’t want to portray Great Journalists Speaking Truth to Power. Too many journalism movies and TV shows adopt this holier-than-thou tone. Please watch the trailer for The Post (“What will happen if we don’t publish? We will lose! The country will lose!”).
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