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Wannabe (I) (2005) 5.6
A hasbeen boyband member crosses the pond from the UK to become the next big... Wannabe! Director:Richard Keith |
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Title: Wannabe (2005)
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| Adam Huss | ... | ||
| Octavia Spencer | ... | ||
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Anna Becker | ... | |
| Tate Taylor | ... | ||
| Matt Dallas | ... |
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Elizabeth Warner | ... | |
| Susan Duerden | ... | ||
| Greg Rikaart | ... | ||
| Eddie Mills | ... | ||
| Brian Nahas | ... | ||
| Carole Ita White | ... | ||
| Jonathan Dixon | ... | ||
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Dan Mailley | ... | |
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Steve Williams, from "The Busboys" fame, leaves his singing career behind to become a fully fledged proffesional actor in Hollywood. A documentarian decides to film his rise. Things go pear shaped when on the second day Steve is 'let go' by his manager. Plagued by characters on the way that set out to sabbotage his every move. Written by Anonymous
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 September 2005 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Stereo (RCA Sound System)Color:
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1.85 : 1
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Steve Williams: The way I get prepared is by using the seven p's - perfect preparation prevents piss poor performance. If you count them, there are only six.
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The film was shot over five months. The story came out of real life, when Craig Young, who was in a real boyband, came to LA to become an actor. See more »Quotes
[from trailer]Steve Williams: The way I get prepared is by using the seven p's - perfect preparation prevents piss poor performance. If you count them, there are only six.
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