Bit Players (2000)

Bit Players Poster

The story of two men who played Oompa Loompas in the original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory movie.

Intro and Introduction
"Bit Players" is a 2000 movie directed by Eric Stacey. The film impersonates a remarkable and appealing story that checks the human spirit while at the same time engaging audiences in a genuine, gritty and requiring world of program organization.

Plot and Characters
The core narrative revolves around the life of 2 little, part-time stars Billy and Manny. Billy is an ebullient drama teacher, while Manny is a demoralized entertainer who when had an appealing career. Both of them desire succeed actors. Despite their minimal chances and resources, they're figured out to break into Hollywood. Alongside, the love story of Billy and Kit, a having a hard time starlet, supplies an emotional layer to the storyline.

Battles and Conflicts
The movie primarily focuses on the human battle and cultural conflicts, as it portrays their journey and the hurdles they deal with as they attempt to make it in the competitive world of Hollywood. Ruling over their difficulties, they don't stop auditioning and constantly try to get themselves discovered.

The characters record the raw energy and enthusiasm that drives actors to follow their dreams, despite repeated rejection. The movie effectively showcases the difficulties that those who are not part of a glamorous or rich background endure, highlighting the struggle of stars who frequently work for little or no pay, and the emotional and economical difficulties provided by the industry.

Climax and Resolution
As the plot develops, Manny gets a deal to play a supporting role in a low-budget motion picture produced by an acclaimed director. The remainder of the story unravels the trouble, misery, and heartache of bit players in the huge world of movie. In the end, they find out that success is not specified by fame but is rather the fruit of perseverance, decision, and the undeniable endurance in fulfilling one's dreams amidst challenges.

Message and Conclusion
While the movie doesn't enjoy trimmings of a flashy showbiz catch, it showcases the gut-wrenching truths of the acting world. The main themes revealed in "Bit Players" consist of strength, ambition, love, and human feeling in the face of difficulty.

The film undoubtedly casts a spotlight on the underdogs in the world of acting. This core message resonates with its audience, coming up with a remarkable expedition of dreams, desires, and the severe realities that people face while chasing what they're enthusiastic about.

"Bit Players" is a film that reminds us that failure is not the end, but the start of a brand-new journey. In turn, it presents a gritty, sensible view on the life of having a hard time actors, aspiring to shine in the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, supplying a special point of view from the common attractive story of the showbiz industry.

Top Cast

  • Verne Troyer (small)
    Verne Troyer
    Marty Rosenthal
  • Phil Fondacaro (small)
    Phil Fondacaro
    Gus
  • Dorian Soracco
    Augustus Gloop
  • Barry Borofsky
    Gene Wilder
  • Marjorie Wellin
    P.A.
  • Brett Clancy
    Burt Reynolds
  • Jerry Maren (small)
    Jerry Maren
    Oompa Loompa
  • Joe Gieb (small)
    Joe Gieb
    Oompa Loompa
  • Jimmy Briscoe
    Oompa Loompa
  • John Tamari
    Oompa Loompa
  • Lorielle New (small)
    Lorielle New
    Actress in towel