Harold Wolf is one of the best acting coaches in New York City. He's who the studios call when they have a pretty face that can't produce a fake tear or make it through a bumbling line of comedy without cracking up.
When he's approached by a director to teach an up and coming actor, Justin Haas, how to be a good gay boyfriend onscreen Harold approaches the case with his normal amount of professionalism.
Justin Haas never intended to be an actor, much less a contender for the cover of sexiest man alive. Yet, just three short years after entering the world of Hollywood, here he was: the IT boy of the year. Every tabloid had him on the cusp of becoming great, and his studio was taking note.
Justin wants to succeed in Hollywood yet he’s hesitant about taking on his new role. Will he be able to simply let go and accept Harold’s guidance through one of the most challenging times of his life?
When he's approached by a director to teach an up and coming actor, Justin Haas, how to be a good gay boyfriend onscreen Harold approaches the case with his normal amount of professionalism.
Justin Haas never intended to be an actor, much less a contender for the cover of sexiest man alive. Yet, just three short years after entering the world of Hollywood, here he was: the IT boy of the year. Every tabloid had him on the cusp of becoming great, and his studio was taking note.
Justin wants to succeed in Hollywood yet he’s hesitant about taking on his new role. Will he be able to simply let go and accept Harold’s guidance through one of the most challenging times of his life?
