Trust Me 2007
A sharp-edged comedy from director Andrew Kazamia, *Trust Me* (2007) follows Danny Marrs, a brash small-town hustler who rolls into Hollywood armed with fast-talking charm and a girlfriend with big-screen dreams.
Director: Andrew Kazamia
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Trust Me* (2007) about?
*Trust Me* (2007) follows Danny Marrs, a fast-talking con artist from a small town who heads to Hollywood chasing fame and fortune alongside his wannabe-actress girlfriend. His plans take a wild detour when he meets Joe, a janitor with a talent for celebrity impressions and a passion for old movies, leading to a series of hilarious and unpredictable encounters in the City of Angels.
Who directed *Trust Me*?
Andrew Kazamia directed *Trust Me*. Known for his work in independent filmmaking, Kazamia brings a keen eye for character-driven comedy to this offbeat Hollywood tale.
Who stars in *Trust Me*?
The film stars Cory Pendergast as Danny Marrs, Joeanna Sayler as his girlfriend, Winter Ave Zoli in a supporting role, along with Craig Ferguson and Shelley Long in key parts.
Is *Trust Me* (2007) worth watching?
*Trust Me* (2007) is a hidden gem worth tracking down for fans of dry, character-driven comedies. While it didn't achieve mainstream fame, its clever script and charming performances make it a delightful watch for those who enjoy stories about ambition, hustle, and Hollywood's quirks.
How long is *Trust Me*?
*Trust Me* (2007) runs for 96 minutes.
About *Trust Me* (2007) — A sharp comedy about dreams, deception, and Hollywood hustle
A sharp-edged comedy from director Andrew Kazamia, *Trust Me* (2007) follows Danny Marrs, a brash small-town hustler who rolls into Hollywood armed with fast-talking charm and a girlfriend with big-screen dreams. Things take an unexpected turn when Danny crosses paths with Joe, a quick-witted janitor with a knack for spot-on celebrity impressions and a deep love for classic films. Set against the backdrop of Tinseltown's bright lights and hidden corners, this under-the-radar gem blends humor with heart, exploring the fine line between ambition and deception in an industry where everyone's selling something.
With Cory Pendergast bringing energy to the role of Danny and Joeanna Sayler as his determined girlfriend, *Trust Me* delivers a fresh take on the outsider-comes-to-Hollywood trope. The film drips with dry wit and nostalgic charm, thanks in part to its supporting cast that includes Craig Ferguson and Shelley Long. At its core, it's a story about the power of performance—both on and off the screen—and the unexpected connections that form when two unlikely dreamers collide.