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* ''[[Slings and Arrows]]'' has one of these every year. {{spoiler|The first two turn out well; the third one ends with the lead actor dying and everyone else involved in the production being fired}}. |
* ''[[Slings and Arrows]]'' has one of these every year. {{spoiler|The first two turn out well; the third one ends with the lead actor dying and everyone else involved in the production being fired}}. |
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Latest revision as of 22:03, 5 April 2022
Examples of Troubled Productions shown in Live-Action TV include:
- Slings and Arrows has one of these every year. The first two turn out well; the third one ends with the lead actor dying and everyone else involved in the production being fired.
- Part one of the Young Indiana Jones movie The Hollywood Follies revolves around Indy engaging in a battle of wits with Real Life primadonna director Erich von Stroheim over Foolish Wives.
- Pretty much any of Vincent Chase's movies on Entourage (Smokejumpers, Aquaman, Medellin... pretty much all except Gatsby) fall victim to this trope.
- The Community episode "Documentary Filmmaking: Redux" depicts the Dean trying to film a 30-second ad for the college and slowly driving himself and all the other characters to madness. The episode is shot as Abed's documentary, which explicitly described as the Hearts of Darkness to the Dean's Apocalypse Now.
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