504:. Levine worked at Disney for two years, however she had several issues with the company. “The problem with Disney,” she says, “was that they treated the TV writer like a screenwriter who, in Hollywood, is a surrogate parent: The producer impregnates the writer with the seed of an idea, the writer brings it to term and then it’s taken away. Eisner would give the same idea to five writers and they would compete to win his favor. Then, when I finally capitulated and signed with Disney, they said they were so excited they were sending me a present. I was thinking, maybe a Lalique vase; I could do with one of those. I looked out the window and saw the guy coming up the walk with a three-foot-high stuffed mouse. I looked it up in the catalogue and it was $ 60. And they called it ‘life-size’.”
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to join her on stage." "Another comedienne and I were watching this," remarked Levine "and we're going nuts. Because these are our time spots going down the drain. Suddenly, we looked at each other . . . and within seconds we were in the restroom. We took off our tops and went on the stage and told jokes." Levine, and countless other female comedians had several obstacles to overcome during their careers in comedy.
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543:, and a curious lack of interest in activities that she used to enjoy. These symptoms had a negative impact on Levine's career. In 2007, Levine was finally diagnosed with a tumor on her pituitary gland. After getting her tumor removed, Levine felt compelled to continue her career in comedy, but with a twist; Levine began lecturing on the human condition and its relation to science.
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and surrogate parenting. Levine explains: "People kept laughing when I said what I thought. But suddenly I realized it wasn’t derision. It was the shock of recognition. That made such a difference - understanding that people took me seriously.” Soon after, Levine was invited to another "think tank"
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