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Slaves of Hollywood 1998

★ 2.52 votes📅 1998-10-25

Experience the raw side of Tinseltown in Slaves of Hollywood (1998), a comedy that delves into the unglamorous world of corporate Hollywood. Michael Z. Wechsler's direction brings to life the struggles of five recent college graduates as they navigate the cutthroat industry.

Director: Michael Z. Wechsler

Cast

Hill Harper
Hill Harper
Fisher Lovelace
Amy Lyndon
Amy Lyndon
Lydia Schnell
Howard Scott
Thomas Jacobson
Nicholas Worth
Nicholas Worth
Sam Gittleman
Andre Barron
Dean Palermo
Tim Duquette
Tim Duquette
Sammy Stahr
Rob Hyland
Roman Sofine
Elliot Markman
George Pink
Katherine Morgan
Paulette Gittleman
Jacob DeMonte-Finn
Jacob DeMonte-Finn
Mugged Boy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Slaves of Hollywood (1998) about?

Slaves of Hollywood follows the lives of five recent college graduates as they navigate the unglamorous world of corporate Hollywood, where they quickly discover the darker side of fame.

Who directed Slaves of Hollywood?

Michael Z. Wechsler directed Slaves of Hollywood.

Who stars in Slaves of Hollywood?

Hill Harper, Amy Lyndon, and Howard Scott star in Slaves of Hollywood.

Is Slaves of Hollywood (1998) worth watching?

While Slaves of Hollywood may not have received a high rating on IMDb, its unique perspective on the Hollywood machine and biting wit make it a worthwhile watch for fans of comedy and satire.

How long is Slaves of Hollywood?

Runtime details are not listed.

About Slaves of Hollywood (1998) — A comedy that exposes the dark side of Tinseltown

Experience the raw side of Tinseltown in Slaves of Hollywood (1998), a comedy that delves into the unglamorous world of corporate Hollywood. Michael Z. Wechsler's direction brings to life the struggles of five recent college graduates as they navigate the cutthroat industry. Hill Harper, Amy Lyndon, and Howard Scott star in this satirical exploration of the darker side of fame. The film's themes of disillusionment and the pursuit of success are woven throughout the narrative, creating a captivating and often humorous portrayal of the Hollywood machine.

From the glamour of red carpet premieres to the drudgery of making coffee for demanding bosses, Slaves of Hollywood offers a unique perspective on the highs and lows of working in Hollywood. With its relatable characters and biting wit, this comedy is sure to leave viewers laughing and reflecting on the true cost of chasing their dreams.