Like Ronald Reagan, George Bush has an unusual relationship with Hollywood. Namely, the industry loves to turn the president's blunders into film and television projects. (So what if nobody watched Recount?) The latest turn: Scott McClellan's book, What Happened, is getting shopped around Tinseltown for a possible moving picture adaptation. "We’ve been talking to TV people, and interest is starting to come, but it’s too early to say anything,” says McClellan’s literary agent, Craig Wiley. The likelihood of a project could hinge on the success of Oliver Stone's W, which will gauge America's openness to paying to watch the president fall all over himself, when it's readily available on cable news already.