A number of the important contributors featured in “The Rehearsal” are actually on Cameo, the app that permits followers to pay celebrities for personalised movies.
Within the HBO sequence, created by comic Nathan Fielder, a person goes over a tough dialog utilizing completely different stage units, props and actors to imitate the real-life situation.
Since its launch on July 15, “The Rehearsal” has garnered blended reactions from critics and followers alike, with some noting the exploitative nature of creating the problems of real-life folks fodder for leisure.
Some topics now making themselves obtainable for personalised Cameo movies embrace: Kor Skeete, a trivia participant who was the topic of the primary episode; his pal Trish (a.okay.a. “Low-cost Chick In The Metropolis”); Angela Sankovich, whose motherhood storyline occupies a lot of the present’s first season; Robbin Stone, who Angela had requested to be her co-parent to her pretend son, Adam; and Cantor Miriam Eskenasy, who provides Adam, the pretend son, a Jewish training at Fielder’s request.
Costs for every Cameo range. A video from Sankovich, for instance, prices not less than $140, whereas one from Skeete prices not less than $55.
The irony of interacting through video with a stranger whose fame got here from that exact same premise was not misplaced on followers of the breakout TV present.
“bruh i appeared up angela from the rehearsal to see if she truly had a cameo and seems EVERYONE ELSE FROM THE SHOW HAS A CAMEO,” wrote one Twitter user.
“A number of folks from the rehearsal being on cameo has to show they’re actors proper? Virtually ruins the phantasm an excessive amount of” one other Twitter consumer wrote.
“And who’s to say that Fielder himself isn’t behind these shenanigans?” said one other Twitter consumer.
