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Shane Salerno

Shane Salerno

American screenwriter and film producerWikipedia

Search complete. 9 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Shane Salerno".

Oct 19, 2026

Andy CohenHOST
2:54
Um, did you, uh...
Andy CohenHOST
2:57
It took Shane Salerno, who was your co-author, years to convince you to write this book.
Michael DouglasGUEST
3:03
Right.
Andy CohenHOST
3:03
Why did it take so long?
Michael DouglasGUEST
59:22
Um, and so I'm taking off now for a while, for about a year and a half.
Michael DouglasGUEST
59:29
And then Shane Salerno, who I co-wrote this book with, was a, uh, a, is a, uh, is a, uh, screenwriter.
Michael DouglasGUEST
59:39
And when I was in the hospital, I write in the book, one of the things that was weird when I had cancer is people don't like to, you know...
Michael DouglasGUEST
59:48
I didn't get many visits, [laughs] you know?
Michael DouglasGUEST
3:12
I appreciate you.
Michael DouglasGUEST
3:15
Kudos to Shane Salerno, my co-writer.
Michael DouglasGUEST
3:19
We worked together a lot of hours.
Michael DouglasGUEST
3:22
I was in Spain, and he was in L.A., And he has weird hours.
NYT

NYT

10.16.26

Oct 16 · 1 Mention

Blanca Michael WardNARRATOR
1:24
We continue with The New York Times bestsellers in combined print and e-book nonfiction.
Blanca Michael WardNARRATOR
1:31
In first place, new this week, One Hell of a Ride by Michael Douglas with Shane Salerno and Michael Fleming Jr.
Blanca Michael WardNARRATOR
1:41
The Hollywood icon shares stories about his career and relationships.
Blanca Michael WardNARRATOR
1:47
In second place, new this week, Blockers by Michael Lewis.
Joe RoganHOST
4:04
Oof.
Michael DouglasGUEST
4:05
So, um, this one guy, though, Shane Salerno, who I worked with on it, who was a screenwriter, and he'd done an adaption of a, of a, a script for me a long time ago, and I didn't, hardly remembered him.
Michael DouglasGUEST
4:19
And, uh, but he started sending me these notes, sort of like a coach, you know? Just these little notes.
Michael DouglasGUEST
4:24
"You can kick it.
James PattersonHOST
12:44
At your last resort, you go to this, this guy on the West Coast.
T.J. NewmanGUEST
12:47
My last resort wa- you know, I, my 42nd submission was to Shane Salerno of The Story Factory.
James PattersonHOST
12:54
Mm-hmm.
T.J. NewmanGUEST
12:54
And it was...
Deborah Goodrich RoyceHOST
34:13
So talk a little bit about this.
Don WinslowGUEST
34:16
Um, Jean and I were in Laguna Beach, uh, California, a number of years ago with a, a lawyer friend of ours and his family, including a, an infant.
Don WinslowGUEST
34:27
And we were ...
Don WinslowGUEST
34:28
Do you remember this? It was Sherm Spitz.
speaker_2HOST
5:53
And the production team behind the movie reflects that weight.
speaker_2HOST
5:56
You have Sherry Crichton, James Patterson himself, and Shane Salerno.
speaker_2HOST
6:01
Along with the story factory all attached to produce.
speaker_1HOST
6:03
It's a powerhouse assembly.
Michael DouglasGUEST
52:07
...
Michael DouglasGUEST
52:07
but to finish this off, so all that happened, then back when I had the cancer, there was a guy named Shane Salerno who-
Will ArnettHOST
52:16
Sure
Michael DouglasGUEST
52:16
... had done a rewrite for me really early on.

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