Blast 'Em Trailer (1992)

01 July 1992 Factual 103 mins

Documentary on photographer Victor Malafronte. He's one of those paparazzi--people who go out of their way to get photos of stars and sell them for big money. It follows him while he plies his trade--giving out secrets on how to get the best pics and showing him confronting the stars to get their pics. There are some truly funny moments with Christie Brinkley and Sigourney Weaver. This mostly focuses on him trying to get pics of Michael J. Fox, his wife and their babies.

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Cast

Sally Kirkland as Self

Alan Alda as Self (uncredited)

David Bowie as Self (uncredited)

Jon Bon Jovi as Self (uncredited)

Robert De Niro as Self (uncredited)

Willem Dafoe as Self (uncredited)

Cindy Crawford as Self (uncredited)

Glenn Close as Self (uncredited)

Richard Gere as Self (uncredited)

Michael J. Fox as Self (uncredited)

Matt Dillon as Self (uncredited)

Harvey Keitel as Self (uncredited)

Jeremy Irons as Self (uncredited)

Crew

Joseph Blasioli Director

Egidio Coccimiglio Director

International Releases Dates

United States 01 July 1992

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BLAST 'EM offers a comical bold and disrespectful view of the world of paperazzi and their famous prey. They steal up on and photograph their subjects ...

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