Movie Pick: Trust Me

The movie Trust Me was written by Clark Gregg, he was also the director of the film, and he stared in it. Clark Gregg plays Howard Holloway a former child star turn Hollywood agent. He cannot really catch a break with the kids he represents, and he has a producer who hates him, and a casting director who can't stand him. Then he meets Lydia (Saxon Sharbino) and it changes things for him.

Lydia and Howard meet after he crashes in on her audition for a role after thinking she was really being hurt. She says she has a no good agent, and that gets Howard even more interested in her. The huge problem in his way is Lydia's drunk of a father. Once they meet an agreement Lydia becomes a client, and things just get a little more crazy from them on. I obviously do not want to ruin the movie for you so I will just leave it at that, and go on about how much I thought this movie rocked.

Clark Gregg has one of the greatest minds, and I am not just saying that because he is my current object of my affection. The way he write is truly amazing and it is so unique that it makes you stop and go "Oh yeah that is something one of a kind." I don't know about you, but I have not seen a movie like this one before, and I both laughed and cried a little during this movie. The whole thing about having regrets in your past, about wanting to shed your skin and become something else is something that a lot of people can relate to. I just loved that is a was movie with an actual story, and did not bore me.

Sam Rockwell is also in this movie, and if you recall he is also in the movie Choke, which Clark also wrote, directed, and had a role in. Felicity Huffman, Allison Janney, Niecy Nash, William H. Macy, Amanda Peet, and Molly Shannon are also in this film. (If I am leaving some out I'm sorry.) I loved the cast so much, and they fit so amazingly into the movie.

Amanda Peet played Clark Gregg's love interest in the film, and the two shared quite the kiss. This kiss I see GIF sets all day on Tumblr, and countless screenshots of the kiss. I actually think I might have one saved just for an occasion like this. Well there you go I knew I had one laying around somewhere. She plays his neighbor whom is a single mom, and falls for this guy. I thought it was good, but then again I am a total sap like that.

I seriously recommend this movie if you have not yet seen it. I especially know you will like it if you are a fan of Clark Gregg. He is an amazing guy with a lot of talent, and this movie shows that. Thank you so much for reading everyone.

~Keep Dreaming and Scheming~