The Doorman (2007)

New York City's most famous and powerful nightclub gatekeeper, Trevor W., has somehow managed to lose his job at the door - but can't shake the documentary film crew following him. Trevor ... See full summary »

Director:

Wayne Price

Writers:

Lucas Akoskin, Wayne Price

Stars:

Mevlut Akkaya, Lucas Akoskin, Alex Aldi

Cast

Credited cast:
Mevlut Akkaya	...	Waiter
Lucas Akoskin	...	Trevor
Alex Aldi	...	Engineer Music Studio
Brian Arcuri	...	Himself
Tim Bauman	...	Doorman, The Club
Brian Blessinger	...	Trevor's Roommate
Peter Bogdanovich	...	Peter
Fabrizio Brienza	...	Himself
Malik Burke	...	Nublu guest
Ashley Chaney	...	Guest at Tao
Janet Chiarabaglio	...	Yoga Student
Scott Brian Cooper	...	Driver
Robert Curran	...	Himself
Kelly Cutrone	...	Herself
Claudia Davila	...	Model Ocean Miami

Storyline

New York City's most famous and powerful nightclub gatekeeper, Trevor W., has somehow managed to lose his job at the door - but can't shake the documentary film crew following him. Trevor will play tour guide on his awkward journey down to earth as he comes to terms with his ego, identity and career options.

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Taglines:

Trevor W. knows people. More importantly, he knows people who know him.

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Genres:

Comedy

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Details

Official Sites:

Gigantic Pictures

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 July 2008 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Gigantic Pictures, South American Dream Films, South American Dream Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

80 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby SR

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Radio Campaign"
Performed by M. Ward
Courtesy of Merge Records

User Reviews

A miracle of film-making!

A maybe slightly appealing trailer, and a screening in a "respectable" movie theatre where the factors that led me to that mouse trap.

I felt absolutely guilty and sorry for the soul I dragged to watch this movie with me. Not often is it when you get the chance to watch such a worthless movie in the theaters! I witnessed a miracle! HOW and most importantly WHY did this movie get released in the theaters????????

It is so bad it should be illegal! There should be some kind of regulation that protects moviegoers from watching such a terrible, pointless, ... movie and and on top of it pay for it.

I don't know which was the worst: the acting, the editing, the "writing" (if there was any!), the cinematography???? It seems like a bunch of friends were having beers and made a joke about how "hi on power" a doorman can get! And it's true but it's far from being enough to build a movie around it. It becomes obvious that the theme is not important enough nor funny to carry on a movie when the "plot" goes to weird scenes that have nothing to do with anything and still with that the repetitiveness is exhausting and not funny at all!

Save your money and time!!!