WGA West Chief David Young Accused of Threatening WME’s Rick Rosen

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David Robb Labor EditorEXCLUSIVE: A few hours after WGA West executive director David Young allegedly threatened to “kill” WME partner Rick Rosen during a heated phone conversation on August 11, Rosen fired off an email to WME attorney Courtney Braun that memorialized the phone call.Deadline has reviewed the email, which supports Rosen’s claim. “He screamed ‘I AM GOING TO KILL YOU,’” Rosen told the attorney.

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Also Read: WME Joins CAA Seeking Court Injunction to End Writers Guild BoycottRosen said that after this exchange, he contacted WGA West President David Goodman and told him what happened.“Mr. Goodman responded ‘Oh God,’ which I interpreted to mean ‘that’s terrible’ but ‘it’s unsurprising,'” Rosen stated.