Celebrity photographer Kevin Mazur gives an all access pass to life behind the velvet rope and in front of the camera.
Director:
Kevin Mazur
From metacritic.com
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jennifer Aniston | ... | Self | |
Marc Anthony | ... | Self | |
Rosanna Arquette | ... | Self | |
Sheryl Crow | ... | Self | |
Salma Hayek | ... | Self (as Salma Hayek Pinault) | |
Elton John | ... | Self | |
Jennifer Lopez | ... | Self | |
Sarah Jessica Parker | ... | Self | |
Kid Rock | ... | Self | |
Dan Abrams | ... | Self | |
Bonnie Fuller | ... | Self | |
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Robert 'B.O.B.' Izzard | ... | Self |
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Jonathan Klein | ... | Self |
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Michael Lewittes | ... | Self |
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Darryn Lyons | ... | Self |
Celebrity photographer Kevin Mazur gives an all access pass to life behind the velvet rope and in front of the camera.
I thought this film (which is actually a documentary) was pretty interesting. I liked hearing celebrities honestly talking about the paparazzi. I did get very depressed by especially the part about the kids of celebrities being chased by all these flashes, that really has to stop. And I just got the urge to punch some of the paparazzi that were in this. But the structure of this documentary is pretty good and I think the only reason it has such a low rating is because (other people have mentioned this) paparazzi are just don't want people to see this. Because they're horrible. But if you're interested in Hollywood, in celebrities, or if you like Jennifer Aniston (who doesn't?), you should check this one out.