Child Star
“Is the price of fame worth your childhood?”
In the 1990s and 2000s, a generation of young performers found themselves on television sets and film lots before they could drive. Demi Lovato, Drew Barrymore (Drew Barrymore), and others reflect on what it meant to work in Hollywood as children, the pressure to stay perfect, the adults who controlled their time and image. These careers were built on the willingness of children to trade their privacy and safety for a chance at stardom.
Dallas Lovatoas Self - Demi's Sister
Dianna De La Garzaas Self - Demi's Mother
Jordan Lutesas Self - Demi's Fiancé
Leah Plunkettas Self - Harvard Law School Faculty
Brooks Barnesas Self - Hollywood Reporter, The New York Times
Chris Smithas Self - Director, Looking Ahead Program
David Kampas Self - Author, 'Sunny Days'
Mathew Klicksteinas Self - Author, 'Slimed!'
Oak Felderas Self - Music Producer
Taylor Lorenzas Self - Author, 'Extremely Online'
Chris McCartyas Self - Activist & Founder, Quit Clicking Kids
Kristine Reevesas Self - Politician, Washington State Representative