"PR for authors and screenwriters"
The publicists introduce themselves and their niche specialties, ranging from celebrity chefs and Disney darlings to bad boys and bedding products.
"I'm Candace Martin and I am a PR person for celebrity chefs."
"I represent bad girls and bad boys, specifically bad girls and bad boys of Hollywood."
"I am DJ Marker and I rep blankets and different bedding products."
The panel of high-stakes publicists introduces themselves, repping everything from celebrity chefs and 'bad boys' to individual hotel sheets and reclusive screenwriters.
"If there's somebody cooking, I'm representing them."
"I rep all of the Disney darlings that you may have seen, past, present, and future."
"I am DJ Marker and I rep blankets and different bedding products."
The panel of high-powered Hollywood publicists introduces themselves, repping everything from celebrity chefs and Disney darlings to literal blankets and screenwriters who hate cameras.
"I'm Candace Martin and I am a PR person for celebrity chefs."
"I am DJ Marker and I rep blankets and different bedding products."
Marvin Wahlberg reveals that author Dan Brown has a chronic addiction to starting and marrying secret families, only to abandon them when the children turn one year old.
"Dan Brown has several families that he has not disclosed to the world."
"Once you start saying sentences, you're already losing, okay?"
The panel discusses how they manipulate the ages of their clients, revealing that Timothy Chalamet was almost marketed as a four-year-old.
"Screenwriters work with story and we work with age."
"That was a big choice to make Timothy Chalamet the age that he is. We were going actually make him four."
Toby Tobison reveals that his 'good girl' client Sadie Sink is actually a savage serial killer he has to constantly cover for.
"Sadie Sink from Stranger Things? A serial killer."
"She calls me, she's like, I'm covered in blood, I did it again."
Candace Martin spills the 'tit for tat' gossip about Ina Garten bullying a ski instructor in Mammoth and threatening his children.
"Nobody tells Ina what to do, okay?"
"She immediately snapped back and threatened to push him down a mountain."
Marvin Wahlberg reveals that author Dan Brown has a compulsive need to start and marry new families, abandoning them the moment the child turns one.
"I think he has an addiction to starting families, is what's crazy about it."
"Once you start saying sentences, you're already losing."