Hollywont 2016
Step into the high-octane world of Hollywood with *Hollywont* (2016), a sharp-edged comedy directed by Coke Daniels that skewers Tinseltown's stereotypes with wild energy.
Director: Coke Daniels
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hollywont (2016) about?
*Hollywont* follows Davon, a determined African American screenwriter who's fed up with Hollywood's one-dimensional portrayals of urban stories. Desperate for a breakthrough, he turns to Tony, a charismatic but morally ambiguous pimp with big ideas about managing his career. Their partnership spirals into a series of outrageous misadventures that reveal the absurdity of chasing success in an industry where the rules are anything but straightforward.
Who directed Hollywont?
Hollywont was directed by Coke Daniels, a filmmaker known for his work in urban comedies and socially conscious storytelling.
Who stars in Hollywont?
The film features Eddie Griffin in the lead role, supported by a powerhouse cast including Fred Williamson, Tommy Lister Jr., Christopher B. Duncan, and Thomas Mikal Ford.
Is Hollywont (2016) worth watching?
*Hollywont* is a cult-favorite urban comedy that delivers sharp satire and energetic performances, though its unrated status and satirical tone won't appeal to everyone. Fans of Eddie Griffin's signature humor and films like *Friday* or *Don't Be a Menace* will find plenty to enjoy in its chaotic, fast-paced narrative. It's less about polished storytelling and more about the ride—and it's a bumpy, hilarious one at that.
How long is Hollywont?
Hollywont runs for 87 minutes.
About Hollywont (2016) — A Wild Ride Through Hollywood's Absurd Side
Step into the high-octane world of Hollywood with *Hollywont* (2016), a sharp-edged comedy directed by Coke Daniels that skewers Tinseltown's stereotypes with wild energy. Eddie Griffin stars as Davon, a driven young screenwriter frustrated by Hollywood's cookie-cutter portrayals of urban life, who finds himself tangled in an even wilder scheme when he teams up with Tony, a slick pimp-turned-manager. What begins as a calculated career move spirals into an outrageous adventure that exposes the absurdity—and occasional absurdity—of chasing artistic integrity in an industry obsessed with clichés.
With its sharp satire and fast-paced antics, *Hollywont* blends street-smart humor with biting social commentary, all wrapped in a neon-lit Los Angeles vibe. The film's ensemble cast, including Fred Williamson and Tommy Lister Jr., delivers a dynamic mix of charisma and chaos as Davon navigates the treacherous line between ambition and exploitation. It's a ride where Hollywood's promises can feel more like *Hollywont*—a place where dreams go sideways with comedic flair.