Teenage Paparazzo

Teenage Paparazzo (2010)

  • 100% of critics liked it
    (5 reviews)

  • 93% of users liked it
    (1,995 ratings)

After several years of playing a famous actor on the HBO series Entourage, Adrian Grenier has become a celebrity in real life, and just as his show often explores the nature of fame in our culture, Grenier profiles a young man who is a unique product of our star-struck society in this documentary.… More

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Documentary, Special Interest
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Mar 29, 2011
HBO Documentary

Critic Reviews

  • Rick Groen, Globe and Mail

    Naturally, to broaden the appeal of his documentary, Grenier appears on screen regularly; however, a good-natured fellow, he 'fesses up about his motives in the opening frame, then opines on the irony of so much reflected glory.

  • Cynthia Fuchs, PopMatters

    Teenage Paparazzo establishes at least a couple of foci, namely, Adrian Grenier's relationship with the picture-snapping press and his relationship with that relationship, as he portrays it on TV.

  • David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

    ...an entertaining, surprisingly informative look at the relationship between celebrities and the paparazzi...

  • Brent Simon, Shared Darkness

    Adrien Grenier's engaging documentary shows that a picture may be worth a thousand words, but it ultimately cannot capture a human being in all their complexity.

  • Kevin Williamson, Jam! Movies

    For audiences intrigued by, if not addicted to, stardom's nature, Grenier's film proves an entertaining, satisfying excursion.

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  • Randy T


    Even though it starts out as an exploitation of 13 yr old Austin Visschedyk, <i>Teenage Paparazzo</i> evolves into an insightful exposé on celebrity culture ...AND it confirms the assumption that Paris Hilton is an air-headed attention whore.

  • Nicki M


    Good documentary. Was more thought provoking than I would have expected. Very well done, although Paris Hilton doesn't do her dumb blonde rep any favors here!

  • KJ P


    The true story of a 14 year old celebrity obsessor, who becomes part of the paparazzi roaming the streets making 500-1000 dollars a photo. It is not only an amazing story to sit and watch, but it is beautifully made, and it is by far the best documentary of 2010. Entourage star,… More

  • Andrew F


    Let me make my point about the paparazzi and keep hitting you over the head with it for 1.5 hours.

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