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Movie Info

Film director Adam Rifkin spoofs Hollywood's star machine in concocting this fictional "mockumentary" about a director (Rifkin playing himself) who wants to make a documentary film about a rising young star. Anton Markwell (Tony Markes, who co-directed the film) is the object of Rifkin's inquiring camera. Rifkin, fancying himself a star-maker, advises Markwell to change his name to Nick Decker. Decker is actually the second choice for the project. Rifkin originally selects David Lake (David Andriole), but Lake signs a film contract and his studio won't cooperate with Rifkin's documentary. Rifkin has no better luck with Decker, until his protégé lands a guest role on the popular television series Baywatch. But while filming on the set, Decker steps on a sting ray and ends up in the hospital, ending his chance for quick notoriety. Meanwhile, Lake continues to beat out Decker for plum roles.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Comedy
Directed By:

Adam Rifkin, Tony Markes
Written By:

Shawn Ryan
On Disc/Streaming:

Sep 26, 2000
Runtime:

89 minutes
Studio:

Blump International Film

Cast

Tony Markes
as Anton Markwell, aka Nick Decker

Adam Rifkin
as Himself

Angie Everhart
as Herself

David Andriole
as David Lake

Nicolas Cage
as Himself

Jeff Goldblum
as Himself

John Travolta
as Himself

David Hasselhoff
as Himself

Ron Shelton
as Himself

Bobbi Thompson

Laurence Fishburne
as Himself

Will Smith
as Himself

Jane Jenkins

Cuba Gooding Jr.
as Himself

Mike Leigh

Cameron Crowe

Dennis Hopper

Ron Howard

Glenn Close

Jada Pinkett Smith
as Herself

Sandra Bullock
as Herself

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Critic Reviews for Welcome to Hollywood

All Critics (3) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (1)

You'll gasp and you'll laugh...and will probably be adding some Ozploitation to your Netflix queue.

Aug 7, 2009

Tricia Olszewski
Washington City Paper
It gets silly towards the end, but it's a fun ride

Apr 3, 2004 | Rating: 4/5

Willie Waffle
WaffleMovies.com