Almost Famous: The Untold Stories You Need to Hear

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Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous is based on his time as a rock journalist, with characters like Kate Hudson's Penny Lane being inspired by real people. In this video essay I dive into the history of Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous to explore the real life stories and people that inspired the film.Rolling Stone...