Jesse McCartney: Up Close (2005)
A look back at Jesse McCartney's breakthrough year with the release of his Platinum Album, the launch of his Sold Out Tour, and the making of his Hit Videos which became staples on MTV's TRL video play lists. Get an up close look at live in-store performances, revealing interviews, and exclusive behind the scenes footage featuring Jesse McCartney, Krista Truglio, Jen Araki, Jason Roman, and Larry Laboe.
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A look back at Jesse McCartney's breakthrough year with the release of his Platinum Album, the launch of his Sold Out Tour, and the making of his Hit Videos which became staples on MTV's TRL video play lists. Get an up close look at live in-store performances, revealing interviews, and exclusive behind the scenes footage featuring Jesse McCartney, Krista Truglio, Jen Araki, Jason Roman, and Larry Laboe.
Rating:G
Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:9/28/2005
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Records
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