CNN takes a look at film industry in Michigan, reminds us stop crying in our beer
“Enough crying in your beer,” says CNN. Some of this is mildly insulting to anyone with a Midwest zip code, but all in all it’s a nice piece from the TV news factory on what’s going on with film in Detroit. Bonus points for Jeff Daniels espousing our good old fashioned work ethic here in these parts. Aw shucks, Hollywood.
“Enough crying in your beer,” says CNN. Some of this is mildly
insulting to anyone with a Midwest zip code, and we’re pretty certain the Big Three came before the Supremes, but all in all it’s a nice
piece from the TV news factory on what’s going on with film in Detroit.
Bonus points for Jeff Daniels espousing our good old fashioned work
ethic here in these parts. Aw shucks, Hollywood.
Watch the clip here.
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