The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story

Name: The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story
Genre: Documentary
Released: March 29, 2019
Duration: 99 min
Cast: Aaron Carter, Alex Fetbroth, Ashley Parker Angel, Felix Burgos, J.C. Chasez

2019

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Release Date: March 29, 2019

Starring: Aaron Carter, Alex Fetbroth, Ashley Parker Angel, Felix Burgos, J.C. Chasez, Jacob Dimenstein, Kelsey Gordon, Kina Grannis, Lance Bass, Nikki DeLoach, Rich Cronin

Summary: A look at the rise and fall of boy band impresario Lou Pearlman, who not only discovered NSYNC and Backstreet Boys, but set up one of the largest ponzi schemes in US history.

Director: Aaron Kunkel

Genre(s): Documentary

Runtime: 99 min

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Michael Rechtshaffen

Mar 26, 2019

But while both bands would go to court to sever ties with the man they once affectionately referred to as Big Poppa, it’s what happened after they bid “Bye Bye Bye” to Pearlman that makes Aaron Kunkel’s documentary so compelling. Read full review

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jpeggy

Aug 17, 2019

I didnt' like this movie.
It doesnt seem truthfull. It seemed like it presents it self like a documentary but it seems more like a hit piece on lou Pearlman its one sided. We only got people in the boy bands giving their side of the story of what happened and a lot of the stuff sems, farI didnt' like this movie.
It doesnt seem truthfull. It seemed like it presents it self like a documentary but it seems more like a hit piece on lou Pearlman its one sided. We only got people in the boy bands giving their side of the story of what happened and a lot of the stuff sems, far fetched unbelievable and from the perspective of both nsync who won the steleent again him and backstreet boys and they were compensated at the end of the day. why not name the acts who did get scammed and didnt get compensated. What about all the black boy bands in the 50's and 60s who never got paid. They got paid and as a matter of fact none of the people who were featured looked like they were doing bad, they all just look like a bunch of cry babies thats all. They story was unfair. This has been done to black artists for century but it was much worse for them and they never got any money at all.… Expand

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