Hollywould

Gas Money Pics Casts Corin Nemec, David Faustino in ‘Hollywould’

Published on August 28, 2018

L.A.-based Gas Money Pictures has announced the casting of Corin Nemec (Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, Stargate SG-1) and David Faustino (Married with Children, Dragons: Race to the Edge) in their animated comedy series Hollywould. The show follows the exploits of two washed-up screenwriters as they work towards their long overdue comeback, all the while having to keep their heads financially above water as they deal with the literal fruits, nuts and flakes that inhabit Hollywould.

Created by James L. Bills, Hollywould is geared to an adult audience, and mastered in ultra-high definition. Gas Money Pictures is producing entirely in-house in their North Hollywood studio, with veteran Jesse Yang supervising animation, Paul C. Norman as exec producer, and Bills and J. Horton producing. The series previewed at the the Cannes festival’s Marché du Film this year.

Corin Nemec started his career acting opposite Jeff Bridges in the Francis Ford Coppola film Tucker: The Man and His Dream. He later starred as the title character in the critically acclaimed mini-series I Know My First Name Is Steven, which earned him an Emmy award and opened up more dramatic roles. Nemec then starred with Eddie Murphy in the TV special What’s Alan Watching?, which showed his comedic chops and landed him the lead on FOX TV’s Parker Lewis Can’t Lose. He also worked with Stephen King for the mini-series adaptation of The Stand, and became a series regular on sci-fi hit Stargate.

David Faustino is best known for playing “Bud Bundy” on long-running FOX TV sitcom Married… with Children. His prolific voiceover credits include “Mako” in Nickelodeon’s acclaimed series The Legend of Korra. He can currently be heard as the voice of the villain “Dagur the Deranged” in DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge on Netflix. A Los Angeles native, Faustino made his television debut at three-months-old as Lily Tomlin’s daughter in the CBS special, Lily. Since then, he has been seen on numerous television series including The X-Files, Modern Family, Entourage and Bones, among others.

Gas Money Pictures is an independent production studio creating all projects in UHD/4K for the highest-quality multi-platform delivery. Learn more at www.gasmoneypictures.com.