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Cameron Crowe’s 2000 film “Almost Famous” was a semi-autobiographical nostalgia piece about a 15-year-old aspiring writer named William (Patrick Fugit) who lands a gig for Rolling Stone following the hip new band Stillwater on their most recent 1973 tour. This is based on Crowe’s own experience writing for Rolling Stone as a teen, following the Allman Brothers Band on tour. Although highly fictionalized, “Almost Famous” captures a very palpable sense of teen wonderment one experiences in entering a previously verboten adult world. Everyone is freewheeling and cool. Sex is all around. Much of the drama of “Almost Famous” stems from the young William’s eventual realization that he is a very, very uncool teen journalist, and not the band’s friend at all. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the real-life rock critic Lester Bangs.

Throughout the late 1980s and 1990s, Crowe managed to find a near-miraculous balance of honest teen emotions and ultra-hip adherence to a particular music scene.

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