Success. Scandal. Sex. Tragedy. Infamy. Robert Evans knew them all, and in the provocative and compelling documentary THE KID STAYS IN THE PICTURE (2002, 93 min, he reveals how one of the greatest winning streaks in Hollywood history almost destroyed him. 

As the boy-wonder head of production at Paramount, he took the studio from last to first in annual ticket sales, dominating the late 1960s and '70s with "The Godfather," "Chinatown," "Love Story," "Rosemary's Baby," "The Odd Couple," "Black Sunday" and "Urban Cowboy." And he married Ali MacGraw, his star in "Love Story." Then everything that had gone right started to go wrong. 

Evans' meteoric career reveals the moviemaking industry during one of its most glamorous and scandal-filled periods. As the man who made possible Rosemary's Baby and The Godfather series, Evans was a tastemaker in a town that alternately loved and loathed him. THE KID STAYS IN THE PICTURE (2002, 93 min) is one of the most honest films ever made about Hollywood!

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