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The Day Hollywood Died (2012)

No Fame. No Fortune. Only a Case of Bad Luck.

4.0audience score
2 votes on TMDB
Released May 1, 2012Runtime 1h 39mDirector Ronnie S. Riskalla

He just woke up. He's in a hospital. He can't move. He can't remember who he is. Memories begin to flood back to him as he regains consciousness. He was part of a heist gone wrong. One of a crew of six asked to steal a briefcase from a secret vault. But that's all he can remember. He will combat the drugs and the pain and the solitude in a desperate effort to remember what happened to him and why. But once he finally reaches the end of his quest for answers he will wish he never began.

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Cast of The Day Hollywood Died

Katie Robertson

Katie Robertson

Brunette Nurse (voice)
Adam Dunn

Adam Dunn

Swat Negotiator
Rahel Romahn

Rahel Romahn

Charlie
Stephen Multari

Stephen Multari

Portuguese Swat (voice)

About The Day Hollywood Died

Where can I watch The Day Hollywood Died?

The Day Hollywood Died is available to rent or buy in the United States on Amazon Video.

Who stars in The Day Hollywood Died?

The Day Hollywood Died stars Drew Pearson, Tommy Bradson, Amy McWatters, Nenif David, Benjamin Hanly.

Who directed The Day Hollywood Died?

The Day Hollywood Died was directed by Ronnie S. Riskalla.

How long is The Day Hollywood Died?

The Day Hollywood Died has a runtime of 1h 39m.

What is The Day Hollywood Died about?

He just woke up. He's in a hospital. He can't move. He can't remember who he is. Memories begin to flood back to him as he regains consciousness. He was part of a heist gone wrong. One of a crew of six asked to steal a briefcase from a secret vault. But that's all he can remember. He will combat the drugs and the pain and the solitude in a desperate effort to remember what happened to him and why. But once he finally reaches the end of his quest for answers he will wish he never began.