If there's one person I am more indifferent toward than Rod Stewart, it's his son. Nevertheless, Sean Stewart is the center of A&E's new reality series, Sons of Hollywood, along with Randy Spelling (son of the late Aaron Spelling) and David Weintraub.
The series, which premieres April 1 with two episodes at 10:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., follows the three young men as they try to carve their own niche in the world and make a name for themselves beyond just being the sons of famous fathers. In one episode, Randy deals with the death of his famous producer father, who passed away while the series was being filmed.
I doubt I'll watch this new series for the same reason I never watched The Simple Life: rich people don't interest me. The idea of a reality show in which regular folk like you and I try to make their way in the world seems far more interesting than three guys who simply move from one mansion into another.
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4-02-2007 @ 6:55PM
chris said...
A&E screwed the order of the shows up. That was Episode #5. The guys are not your typical Hollywood shitheads if you would watch it from the beginning. Rob Chernow is an idiot.
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4-03-2007 @ 11:31AM
lynn o said...
i feel so connected to sean - i can see the insecurity in his eyes like i had at his age - if he could only see what we see - he is a gorgeous creature and i would love to know what his famous father thinks about this show
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4-03-2007 @ 11:32AM
lynn o said...
i have to give these kids a lot of credit for showing their true selves to us - showing us that life for these famous kids is not as glamorous as it appears - they struggle just like everyday kids who dont have the resources and i find it intriguing even at my age- particularly sean who struggles with addictions as i did for 30 years starting at his age!!!
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4-09-2007 @ 8:08PM
Roberta said...
I just watched this show for the 1st time last night. This was painfully bad. I felt really bad for Sean. He's such an idiot. Maybe he should ware a helmet for safety? Sean - Please,PLEASE, keep your clothes on! (Maybe I feel worse for the 2 other guys that run around with him.)
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