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Hollywood Grit (2025)
When his daughter vanishes from a Hollywood jazz club, a detective must battle mobsters, starlets, and his own demons to unearth the sinister truth lurking behind LA's neon lights.
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When his daughter vanishes from a Hollywood jazz club, a detective must battle mobsters, starlets, and his own demons to unearth the sinister truth lurking behind LA's neon lights.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Kristina Denton, Ryan Curtis
In Theaters:8/22/2025
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Casadelic Pictures, Mona Vista Productions
Cast
Ryan Curtis
Director
Max Martini
Grit Thorn
Tyrese Gibson
Darnell Johnson
Linda Purl
Eleanor Rhodes
Patrick Duffy
Clarence Rhodes
Nikki Alexis Howard
Harper Greene
Linc Hand
Detective Ian Wright
Caylee Cowan
Vivian Blake
David B. Meadows
Cowboy
Benito Martinez
Hector Mendez
Ysabela Espinosa
Ava Turner
Robert LaSardo
Navarro
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