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Blue Hollywood (2017)
Sharing the same dream two young actors embark on a journey filled with desire, determination and disappointment. When reckless Italian Alessandro meets cautious Englishwoman Celeste at a London acting school, they decide to move together to LA in the hope of striking gold in the Hollywood film industry. It tells the story of how dreams crash when faced with ugly reality, and how souls can be consumed by ambition.
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Sharing the same dream two young actors embark on a journey filled with desire, determination and disappointment. When reckless Italian Alessandro meets cautious Englishwoman Celeste at a London acting school, they decide to move together to LA in the hope of striking gold in the Hollywood film industry. It tells the story of how dreams crash when faced with ugly reality, and how souls can be consumed by ambition.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Francesco Gabriele
In Theaters:11/11/2017
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:G-Board, The London Film School, Thespian Films Ltd.
Cast
Francesco Gabriele
Director
Mark Arnold
Mr. Henderson (Acting Teacher London)
Marah Fairclough
Natalie
Emma Maddock
Claire (Celeste's classmate)
Timothy Landfield
Mr. Park (Acting Teacher Los Angeles)
Corinne Delacour
Casting Director (as Corinne Mitchell)
Francesco Gabriele
Alessandro De Angelis
Kate Milner Evans
Casting Director
Helen Watkinson
Celeste Barnes
Hollis Doherty
Agent Mary Brown
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