I Used to Be Famous
“A South London fairytale”
Synopsis
A culture clash between a washed-up pop star and a musically talented young man with autism. These opposite characters transform each other's worlds through the power of music.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Eddie Sternberg
- Screenplay & Story
- Eddie Sternberg
- Original Title
- I Used to Be Famous
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 16m
- Production Studios
- Film London
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Eddie Sternberg
Eddie Sternberg
Eben Bolter
Dave Silver
Adam Baroukh
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Eddie Sternberg
Director
Eddie Sternberg
Writer
Adam Baroukh
Producer
Dave Silver
Editor
Eben Bolter
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What is I Used to Be Famous about?
A culture clash between a washed-up pop star and a musically talented young man with autism. These opposite characters transform each other's worlds through the power of music.
Who directed I Used to Be Famous?
I Used to Be Famous was directed by Eddie Sternberg.
Who stars in I Used to Be Famous?
The principal cast of I Used to Be Famous includes Naomi Ackie, Tom Bacon, Byron Konizi, Carrie Rock.
When was I Used to Be Famous released and how long is it?
I Used to Be Famous was released in 2015 with a total runtime of 16m.