Friday Night Fights: Peter Berg and Buzz Bissinger Argue Over Legacy of Show
On the campaign trail, Romney has taken to using Coach Taylor's locker room mantra, "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose," as a rallying cry for his voter base, a decision which has sparked the ire of Peter Berg, the man behind the television version ...blogs.artinfo.com
Peter Berg is not messing around about Mitt Romney's 'Friday Night Lights' slogan
Peter Berg is bringing down the hammer on Mitt Romney for using the "Friday Night Lights" mantra "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose" as the central slogan of his presidential campaign.www.washingtonpost.com
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Last Friday, "Friday Night Lights" executive producer Peter Berg sent Mitt Romney a letter, asking the presidential hopeful to stop using the show's signature phrase, "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose" as his campaign slogan.www.washingtonpost.com
Romney Defies Peter Berg, Continues 'Friday Night Light' Theme Use (Photo)
While Mitt Romney concentrated his attacks Tuesday night on President Obama, his personal assistant -- or as he calls himself, a "body man" -- took what seemed to be a subtle shot at Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg. Last week, Berg fired off a ...www.hollywoodreporter.com
Writer Peter Berg accuses Romney of plagiarism
Peter Berg wrote a letter to Romney on Friday saying he's ''not thrilled'' that the Republican presidential candidate is using the phrase ''Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose'' on campaign posters and his Facebook page.www.boston.com
'Friday Night Lights' creator Peter Berg tells Mitt Romney to stop using show ...
Don't expect Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg to start endorsing Republican candidate Mitt Romney. Berg recently sent Romney a letter addressing his frustration with Romney's use of his show's slogan.thecelebritycafe.com
Peter Berg slams Mitt Romney's use of 'Friday Night Lights' mantra 'Clear Eyes ...
In a strongly worded letter to Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney, "Friday Night Lights" creator Peter Berg says Romney's campaign has "plagiarized" the show's inspirational mantra "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose." "Your politics and ...blog.zap2it.com
'Friday Night Lights' author contradicts Peter Berg's Mitt Romney slam
Friday Night Lights author Buzz Bissinger has condemned show creator Peter Berg's call for Mitt Romney to stop using a quote from the show.www.digitalspy.com
'Friday Night Lights' creator upset with Romney
Writer-director Peter Berg sent a letter to the GOP presidential nominee charging Romney with "falsely and inappropriately" associating the now-defunct TV show with his campaign and asked the candidate to "come up with your own campaign slogan.www.usatoday.com
Friday Night Lights Creator Peter Berg Slams Romney Campaign for Stealing ...
In a letter obtained by The Hollywood Reporter earlier this week, Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg slams Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney for co-opting the show's signature inspirational catchphrase, "Clear eyes, full hearts, can't ...www.usmagazine.com
'Friday Night Lights' filmmaker Peter Berg rips Mitt Romney over 'Clear eyes ...
But that expression isn't in the book, and Peter Berg, who directed and co-wrote the screenplay for the 2004 movie, and went on to create the 2006-2011 TV series, has released a scathing letter to Romney, telling him to cut it out.insidemovies.ew.com
Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Use! Friday Night Lights Creator Peter Berg ...
This is basically what Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg told presidential candidate Mitt Romney in a letter, asking the politician to stop using the phrase "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose," a well-known line from the beloved series, during ...www.eonline.com
Peter Berg to Mitt Romney: 'Stop Using 'Friday Night Lights' Line'
Peter Berg, the producer and creator of "Friday Night Lights," is slamming the Romney campaign for plagiarizing a popular line from the high-school football drama, and he wants the Republican presidential candidate to cook up a new slogan.www.thewrap.com
The Creator Of Friday Night Lights Is None Too Happy That Mitt Romney ...
Well, it turns out one of the people who wasn't too happy about Romney using the phrase was Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg. In a cease-and-desist letter to Romney, Berg said: "Your politics and campaign are clearly not aligned with the themes ...www.sportsgrid.com
'Friday Night Lights' creator Peter Berg accusing Mitt Romney of plagiarism
Mitt Romney might be a fan of Friday Night Lights, but you can add the show's creator Peter Berg to the list of celebrities who aren't a fan of him.thecelebritycafe.com
Peter Berg Tells Mitt Romney to Stop Plagiarizing
This is reminiscent of George W. Bush vs. Dave Grohl, while the incumbent president was running against John Kerry in 2004. Remember that?www.manolith.com
Friday Night Fights :: Peter Berg Accuses Romney Campaign of Plagiarism
The only problem is that the Romney campaign never cleared the use of the phrase with Peter Berg, who coined the phrase as writer and director of the series.www.edgeboston.com
Candidate Sack: Friday Night Lights' Peter Berg bites back at Romney campaign
Just as football is sacred in Texas, Friday Night Lights is sacred to its fans. The left-leaning ones were aggrieved recently to see Mitt Romney throw around the show's signature phrase "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose," and now FNL creator Peter ...www.austinchronicle.com
'Friday Night Lights' creator Peter Berg accuses Romney of plagiarism (VIDEO)
"Friday Night Lights" creator Peter Berg is taking issue with Mitt Romney's use of his show's catchphrase during the presidential election.www.globalpost.com
Peter Berg would like Mitt Romney to stop using his Friday Night Lights slogan ...
In this case, Friday Night Lights creator Peter Berg, who—making an ideological split with the author of the Friday Night Lights book, Buzz Bissinger—has sent a letter to the Romney campaign acknowledging that he's aware of the plagiarism and asking ...www.avclub.com
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