Walk of Fame is a fun indie comedy that follows young Drew (Scott Eastwood), through his experiences in a reluctant group of misfit actors. When Drew comes across former flight attendant Nikki (Laura Samuels), he follows her to her acting academy in hopes to win her over. Drew's journey however becomes much more than he anticipated with his added involvement in the acting academy. The acting professors, performed by renowned Malcolm McDowell, and Chris Kattan, added their own comedic flavor that I felt were both eccentric and unique. I also appreciated Jesse Thomas's involvement as the writer, director, as well as his role as Hansel; Drew's mysterious hippie roommate. I felt Hansel's character offered brief takes of physical humor, in a playful, yet mysterious manner. Overall the film left me feeling gleeful, from a fun and entertaining experience. If you're into movies like "Zoolander", or "American Pie", full of explicit, and adult humor, then you are in for a good laugh.
Review of Walk of Fame
