
Oliver Hudson
as Mr. Dramatic
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Drama Queens... Prepare to meet your king. After a series of fruitless relationships, an innocent young woman ventures out yet again into the cruel world of desperate assholes, the social wasteland known as Hollywood, California. On a blind date, hoping to find Mr. Right, she ends up finding Mr. Dramatic, a lonely man afflicted by the bitter pain of living in his own world. Together, these two seemingly pathetic souls discover that someone perfect could really be out there for each of them. Unfortunately, all Hell must break loose in a filthy meat market for this understanding to take hold. It isn't pretty, but neither is dating in LA. It blends comedy elements. The film reflects a distinct United States of America style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director John Stalberg Jr.. With a runtime of 12 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Oliver Hudson, Amy Acker and Katharine Towne. Behind the camera, the film is directed by John Stalberg Jr., written by John Stalberg Jr., produced by Eric Bonniot and Robert Bauer.

as Mr. Dramatic

as Jody

as Elizabeth

as Ms. Dramatic

as Cigarette Girl

as Cocktail Waitress

as Tough Guy

as Doorman

as Bouncer

as Bartender