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In an attempt to sign a Hollywood starlet, Howard Holloway, down-on-his luck agent and former child star Howard Holloway must contend with her volatile father, a scheming long-time rival, and a producer and casting director who despise him.

Genre:

Comedy, Drama

Actors:

Clark Gregg, Felicity Huffman, Allison Janney, William H. Macy, Niecy Nash, Amanda Peet, Sam Rockwell, Molly Shannon, Saxon Sharbino, Paul Sparks, Keith Ewell, ...»

Director:

Clark Gregg

Country:

United States

Release:

2013

IMDb:

6.1

Quality:

Duration:

90 min

Christian Science Monitor

As long as Gregg, as both actor and director, is anatomizing the Hollywood viper pit, Trust Me rings true.

June 06, 2014

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CinemaBlend.com

Really can't compete on any level, being insipid and mean-spirited.

June 09, 2014

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Under the Radar

It is a smart, funny, endearing, and entertaining glimpse into a part of Hollywood rarely depicted in film.

August 04, 2014

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Variety

There's certainly humor running through writer-director-star Clark Gregg's "Trust Me," the tale of an inept agent for child actors; it's just that not all of it feels intentional.

June 08, 2014

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Spirituality and Practice

A grim portrait of an agent for young actors who takes his best shot at success in the nasty and venal Hollywood film community.

June 11, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

"Trust Me" contains so much terrific writing, acting and observation that it becomes a bit easier to forgive writer-director-star Clark Gregg when his ambitions best him during the movie's convoluted last third.

June 05, 2014

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IGN Movies

Trust Me is a great offering from Clark Gregg that really puts the man's skill - in writing, directing, and performing - on proud display.

June 12, 2014

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RogerEbert.com

Its perky poster notwithstanding, "Trust Me" is a putatively hard-edged comedy that promises to turn into something harder.

June 06, 2014

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New York Times

As the movie picks up speed and undergoes sudden, confusing plot reversals, it loses its satirical edge.

June 05, 2014

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Common Sense Media

Seems forced into much darker territory in its final act. Gregg provides a prologue to foreshadow it, but it still doesn't quite fit.

June 20, 2014

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Arizona Republic

There's a fine tradition of acerbic movies that skewer Hollywood: Think "Sunset Boulevard," "The Player" and "What Just Happened," to name a few. The dark-humored "Trust Me" is a worthy addition to the list.

June 12, 2014

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