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- Trust Me is a great offering from Clark Gregg that really puts the man’s skill – in writing, directing, and performing – on proud display. Speckled with great bit players and a fantastic performance from newcomer Sharbino, Trust Me is a movie you should be checking out for a good laugh and/or cry.
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Jun 6, 2014 · Reviews. Trust Me. Glenn Kenny June 06, 2014. Tweet. Trust Me. Now streaming on: Powered by JustWatch. You may think it’s weird that a movie about a Hollywood agent who specializes in child actors would start off with a situation lifted from "Carlito’s Way," but on the other hand, consider that a warning.
Jun 6, 2014 · Hollywood agent Howard Holloway cannot find any real success until he signs Lydia, a talented and troubled 14-year-old with an alcoholic father. Every day he navigates challenging obstacles to ...
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User Reviews. Review this title. 33 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: 7/10. Dark...very, very dark. planktonrules 10 May 2014. I enjoyed watching Trust Me and glad I did, though I can pretty much guarantee a lot of folks will hate the direction the film takes towards the end.
All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Allen Almachar The MacGuffin. Trust Me flounders at the end, relying on contrived plot twists and exaggerated imagery to get its...
Parents need to know that Trust Me is an indie dramedy about teen actors in Hollywood that was written and directed by Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Clark Gregg. It has some very dark moments, including a gunshot to the stomach (with pooling blood) and a suggestion of the sexual abuse of a teen girl by her father.
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- Clark Gregg, Amanda Peet, Saxon Sharbino
Jun 7, 2014 · Verdict. Trust Me is a great offering from Clark Gregg that really puts the man’s skill – in writing, directing, and performing – on proud display. Speckled with great bit players and a...
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