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Quiet Days in Hollywood (1995)

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Directed byJosef Rusnak
CastHilary Swank, Peter Dobson, Daryl Mitchell, Meta Golding, Chad Lowe, Matt Adler, Jake Busey, Scott Colomby, Bill Cusack, Joe Estevez, Stephen Mailer, Tammy Parks, Jeremy Roberts, Rebecca Staab and Natasha Gregson Wagner
Theatrical ReleaseNovember 30, 1994
DVD ReleaseJuly 11, 2000
Running Time90 minutes
MPAA RatingR (Restricted)
UPC Code014381967722
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About Quiet Days in Hollywood

Miracles only happen in the movies. Behind the glitz and glamour, another Hollywood exists--a world in which aspiring starlets, hardened gangsters, teenage runaways, and straightlaced innocents share the stage. In this sprawling tale, the lives of eight people intersect as they search for love, redemption, and meaning on the streets of Hollywood. Director Josef Rusnak (The Thirteenth Floor) brings poignancy and relevance to a remarkable ensemble piece led by rising stars Hilary Swank (Academy Award and Golden Globe Winner--Best Actress, Boys Don't Cry), Natasha Gregson Wagner (Urban Legend) and Daryl "Chill" Mitchell (Galaxy Quest).

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User Reviews

Average user review: 2.5 (7 reviews)

rating: 4 QuoteEye OpeningQuote
This isnt a bad movie. It is good to see how twisted and perverted people have become overall, especially in hollywood. The girls having to sell themselves makes me wonder if girls are still running to hollywood to be discovered. August 4, 2006

rating: 4 Quotemoving picture of real lifeQuote
I do not agree with most of the reviewers here as they are looking for pulp fiction type movie and not real life on the street depiction as this movie is about. I find it moving and very involving involving many characters and the super hot Hillary Swank. She plays a hooker on the street and her acting make it very believeable OMG. Life is not exciting, it is grim for many and this movie shows that. It makes u feel fortunate that you are not walking on the streets of Hollywood or anywhere in your town.

I recommend this for a true life experiance. October 11, 2003

rating: 1 QuoteBadQuote
Let me count the ways:

Bad writing. At first I thought they were trying for a "Pulp Fiction" type of wittily semi-meaningless dialogue, then I gave up and decided it was just BAD. Translated from a German screenplay, but this wouldn't be any better auf Deutsch.

Bad direction. The action scenes look like an episode of "Cops", the sex scenes look like porn.

Bad acting. Chad Lowe's wall-pounding men's-room rant about some half-explained record company lawsuit is as bizarre as any I have ever seen. Hilary Swank's accent seems to change from Brooklynese in the first scene to Minnesotan in the finale.

Even the squealing guitar music is bad. ...Hilary Swank has come a LONG way from this swill to "Boys Don't Cry." January 19, 2001

rating: 1 Quote? Yeah!Quote
This was awful. All I can say is if you are a Hilary Swank fan, rent it so you can quit walking past it with curiousity in the video store. Just get it out of the way and done with. Obviously it's only been released to make a few bucks out of Swanks's breakthrough in Boys Don't Cry. Her only good part in the movie is at the end. Chad Lowe is hideous in it, each part dragged on and on- my fast forward button served me well. Jeez, what a waste. September 1, 2000

rating: 1 QuoteBleeechhh!!!!Quote
Possibly the worst movie ever made - dialogue was improved immensely by putting it on Fast Forward. August 5, 2000

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