Again, this entire story already sounds like the kind of story that movies are made for; why did they need to exploit a very real terrible accident and a very real death to make a traditional three-act structure?

Source: https://bleedingcool.com/movies/gran-turismo-review-a-decent-racing-film-with-bonus-video-game-quirks/

And in terms of making a movie and classical three-act structure and conflict and all those things, I thought that the most mundane teenage life in Oakland is more dramatic than half the movies that I’m watching.

Source: https://thefilmstage.com/cauleen-smith-on-restoring-drylongso-the-mundanity-of-violence-and-scotch-tape-filmmaking/

Corgan talked about the three-act work the on KROQ, saying that with the help of the FBI, he was able to track the hacker down and make a deal so that the music wasn’t ever leaked.

Source: https://americansongwriter.com/billy-corgan-paid-hacker-out-of-my-pocket-not-to-leak-new-album-atum/