Lion's Den

1988
25min

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Bryan Singer, Brandon Boyce, Dylan Kussman, and David Laszlo Conhaim in Lion's Den (1988)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTwo up and coming triple threats try to fight their way through the insanity of the perverted world of Hollywood and Film and go insane thinking they've got it all. This is their journey to ... Leggi tuttoTwo up and coming triple threats try to fight their way through the insanity of the perverted world of Hollywood and Film and go insane thinking they've got it all. This is their journey to redemption.Two up and coming triple threats try to fight their way through the insanity of the perverted world of Hollywood and Film and go insane thinking they've got it all. This is their journey to redemption.

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Brandon Boyce

David Laszlo Conhaim

Dean
(as David Leslie Conhaim)

Ethan Hawke

Chris

Dylan Kussman

Kyle

Bryan Singer

Michael

Regia
- John Ottman
- Bryan Singer
Sceneggiatura
- Bryan Singer
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While still a student at USC, Bryan Singer directed, wrote and co-starred in Lion's Den (1988), a 25-minute short which Singer, unable to get school funding, shot on a thin $15,000 shoestring provided by family, friends, credit cards and old friend/lead actor Ethan Hawke. More money was spent renting a theater with three other short filmmakers for a screening when USC refused to admit the films into their 'First Look' screening program. Hosted by Sam Raimi, the upstart screening met with a packed house and "a bunch of phone calls and a bunch of meetings" for Singer. [Filmmaker Magazine, 1995]