Two High School Seniors Make a Prom Pact
In this coming-of-age movie centered around senior prom, Mandy is anxious about her acceptance into Harvard while she realizes she's missing other opportunities.
Slaves of Hollywood (1998)
Slaves of Hollywood follows the lives of a group of recent college graduates at their first jobs in corporate Hollywood. Thomas, Pink, Fisher, Dean, and Roman have just moved out to Los Angeles and they aspire to become "players". But first they have to start at the bottom, working as personal assistants to a variety of maniacal producers, agents, and studio executives. The glamour of working in Hollywood quickly begins to fade after endless days of making coffee and babysitting the boss' children. As time moves on, our lead characters struggle to move up the corporate ladder while keeping their sanity and morals intact.
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Slaves of Hollywood follows the lives of a group of recent college graduates at their first jobs in corporate Hollywood. Thomas, Pink, Fisher, Dean, and Roman have just moved out to Los Angeles and they aspire to become "players". But first they have to start at the bottom, working as personal assistants to a variety of maniacal producers, agents, and studio executives. The glamour of working in Hollywood quickly begins to fade after endless days of making coffee and babysitting the boss' children. As time moves on, our lead characters struggle to move up the corporate ladder while keeping their sanity and morals intact.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Terry Keefe, Michael Z. Wechsler
In Theaters:10/25/1998
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Cast
Terry Keefe, Michael Z. Wechsler
Director
Hill Harper
Fisher Lovelace
Amy Lyndon
Lydia Schnell
Howard Scott
Thomas Jacobson
Nicholas Worth
Sam Gittleman
Andre Barron
Dean Palermo
Tim Duquette
Sammy Stahr
Rob Hyland
Roman Sofine
Elliot Markman
George Pink
Katherine Morgan
Paulette Gittleman
Jacob DeMonte-Finn
Mugged Boy
Neil Espe
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