20 years after walking off of the Red Carpets of the world, Steve Kmetko is back behind the microphone and talking to the biggest stars of Film and TV, along with some stars that we haven't seen in a minute. Steve is STILL HERE HOLLYWOOD, and this time he's sticking around.
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20 years after walking off of the Red Carpets of the world, Steve Kmetko is back behind the microphone and talking to the biggest stars of Film and TV, along with some stars that we haven't seen in a minute. Steve is STILL HERE HOLLYWOOD, and this time he's sticking around.
10 Minute Takes - Jerry O'Connell "Jerry Maguire" 6 of 6
Still Here Hollywood
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10 Minute Takes - Jerry O'Connell "Jerry Maguire" 6 of 6
Jerry O’Connell wraps up with hard-earned wisdom about what it really takes to survive Hollywood — and why stability in showbiz is always temporary. In this reflective segment of Still Here Hollywood, Jerry breaks down the illusion of career control, the emotional rollercoaster of cancellations and comebacks, and the life-changing advice from his longtime manager: “You’re going to end up where you end up.” He opens up about letting go of expectations, embracing unexpected opportunities like hosting The Talk, and realizing that even a multi-year contract doesn't mean long-term certainty. Oh — and yes, he circles back to the surreal experience of meeting Tom Cruise (because honestly, who wouldn’t?). It's raw, funny, and painfully relatable for anyone chasing a creative career.
Still Here Hollywood
20 years after walking off of the Red Carpets of the world, Steve Kmetko is back behind the microphone and talking to the biggest stars of Film and TV, along with some stars that we haven't seen in a minute. Steve is STILL HERE HOLLYWOOD, and this time he's sticking around.
