Attack of the Hollywood Clichés! (2021)
Overview
One-man armies, meet-cutes, casual strolls away from huge explosions — stars and industry insiders toast and roast these cinematic chestnuts and more.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.159 |
Directed By
Sean Doherty
Crew
Charlie Skelton
Erika Ehler
Sean Doherty
Michael Odewale
Daniel Maier
Ben Caudell
Jason Hazeley
Rob Lowe
Charlie Brooker
Sean Doherty
Dane Baptiste
Jon Petrie
Annabel Jones
Ricky Kelehar
Jonathan Mitchell
A. J. Butterworth
Nick Logie
Jay Patumanoan
Ina Shin
Brendan H. Banks
Daniel Powell
Liz T. Miles
John Maynard
Mark Heasman
Joseph Sacks
Elaine Carey Haswell
John Stapleton
Eve Lytollis
Connor Harris
Russell Griffith
Adam Chase Cohen
Alex Bach
Sean Doherty
Joe Bearese
Lizzie Search
Nick Scullard
Liz Owens
Mel Evans
Topher Osborn
Martin Kittappa
Julian Oliver
Holly Sait
Alex Babsky
Jeff Gaumer
Stef Henley
Damon Tai
Peter Lux
Patricia Ambroise
Susana García Salas
Alice Mathias
Jason Goebel
Samantha Telford
Kevin W. Skaggs
Celina Dalnim Yun
Fez Sayed
Amos James
Daniel Fritz
Celina Dalnim Yun
Alberto Sala
Patricia Ambroise
Jada Young
Carly Gibson
Steve Hubbard
Amanda Campanaro
Marco Cordero
Fabian Muga
Chris Omae
Lizzie Boyle
Cliff Reeves
Kristin Hardin
Chris Omae
Taylor Dekker
Ivan Oneka
Jules Woods
Will Coker
Amelia Hartley
TOP CAST
Rob Lowe
Self - Host / Narrator (voice)
John August
Self - Screenwriter
Sanjeev Bhaskar
Self - Comedian
Anna Bogutskaya
Self - Broadcaster
Jess Cagle
Self - Broadcaster
David Edelstein
Self - Film Critic
Robert Englund
Self - Actor
Andrew Garfield
Self - Actor
Richard E. Grant
Self - Actor
Sam Hargrave
Self - Filmmaker
Aisha Harris
Self - Broadcaster
Jack Howard
Self - Broadcaster
Ellen E. Jones
Self - Film Critic
James King
Self - Film Critic
Franklin Leonard
Self - Film Executive
Keith Lucas
Self - Screenwriter
Kenneth Lucas
Self - Screenwriter
Andie MacDowell
Self - Actress
Ira Madison III
Self - Broadcaster
Kim Newman
Self - Film Critic and Writer
Amy Nicholson
Self - Film Critic
Helen O'Hara
Self - Film Critic
Daniel Pemberton
Self - Composer
Florence Pugh
Self - Actress
Nathan Rabin
Self - Film Critic
Jonathan Ross
Self - Broadcaster
Caspar Salmon
Self - Film Critic
James Schamus
Self - Screenwriter
Anna Smith
Self - Film Critic
Francine Stock
Self - Film Critic
Mark Strong
Self - Actor
William H. Hays
Self - Politician (archive footage)
Joseph I. Breen
Self - Film Censor (archive footage)
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