ocr: "What separates the movie from the show is scale, - adds James L. Brooks, the Academy Awarde winning filmmaker behind "As Good As It Gets, "Terms of Endearment" and "Broadcast News,' the Emmy@ winning writer-producer of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "Taxi," and a writer-producer on THE SIMPSONS MOVIE. "We have one hundred speaking parts in the movie, and we created scenes we couldn't begin to draw for the series. Most of all, we wanted a Simpsons movie to be a real moviegoing experience for the audience, while staying true to what we do with the show. We were wary of straying too far uptown. ...
