God, is there anything more embarrassing than aging rock stars? Well yes, yes there is: Billy Bob Thornton thinking he's an aging rock star.
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Directed by Craig A. Williams +1
A grounded, ensemble documentary.
Rock stars, wild parties, and untold stories come alive at LA's iconic Sunset Marquis hotel, where music legends created unforgettable moments during the hedonistic peak of '70s and '80s rock culture.
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God, is there anything more embarrassing than aging rock stars? Well yes, yes there is: Billy Bob Thornton thinking he's an aging rock star.
When the interviewer asked Billy Bob about acting I was like oh no you can't mention his other job
Nothing's more rock and roll than being a dickhead and getting away with it because someone's making money off of you.
This documentary explores the history of the Sunset Marquis hotel in Los Angeles, serving as a sanctuary and party haven for rock musicians since the 1960s.
The film was directed by Craig A. Williams and Tyler Measom, who combined archival material with new interviews to chronicle the venue's evolution.
Yes, the documentary features interviews with various rock legends including Ringo Starr, Slash, Cyndi Lauper, and Dave Grohl.