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Entertainment
Moving to cable.
Director Changes Anti-Hollywood Movie to Broaden Commercial Appeal
Re-shot scenes, addition of celebrity actors, won’t deter from movie’s message
Philip Rodney Moon
Hollywood, Calif.- Frank Guezzman, an independent filmmaker at Che Renegade Pictures, announced the delay of his latest project, a gritty Hollywood expose drama called Splintered Screen, in order to make changes to broaden its popular appeal among audiences.
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