Two Idiots in Hollywood

Year: 1988

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: English

ComedyMusic

Taylor Dupp and Murphy Wegg abandon their dull lives in Dayton, Ohio, chasing Hollywood’s sparkle. Murphy parades his utter lack of skill into a televised producer gig, creating “The Pac‑Man Show,” while Taylor is wrongly charged with murder, thrusting the pair into chaotic misadventure.

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