Nobody knows, anything

“Nobody knows anything” was coined by American Novelist and Screenwriter Steven Pressfield in his 1983 book, “Adventures In the Screentrade: A Personal View of Hollywood and Screenwriting”.

Olu Yomi Ososanya

Guardian Arts

Nobody knows, anything

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