Tommy Vayso is an American actor and director, whose fame was brought by his own painting "Room", released in 2003. The film turned out to be so bad that it is still considered a classic of the Hollywood "trash", which I want to review again and again for the sake of a huge number of funny shot and played moments.
Biography
The origin and education of Tommy Vaiso is still a mystery, although gradually more and more details about the life of the "creator" appear. In his first public interviews dating back to 2003, Vaiso said that he was 34 years old at that time. Accordingly, he was born in 1968 or 69. At the same time, people who worked with him on the set unanimously claim that the director and the main actor of the “Room” looked much older. Already, there are versions that Tommy can come from Poland and was actually born in the 50s.
Vaiso himself reports that he lived in France for a long time and only eventually moved with his family to the US state of Louisiana, therefore, he retained an unusual European accent. In 1998, Tommy moved to San Francisco, where he began attending acting classes, dreaming of sooner or later “breaking through” to Hollywood. It was there that he met 19-year-old student Greg Sestero. Newly made friends agreed that you need to move to Los Angeles and seriously seek your place in the film industry.
It turned out that Tommy Vayso is in decent condition: he drove a chic Mercedes, had his own real estate and could afford almost anything. The source of his wealth is still unknown. Some believe that the future director managed to earn on buying and renting out trading floors, others are sure that he received a large inheritance, while others suspect him of financial fraud.
In Los Angeles, Tommy Vaiso began writing the script for his own film, which was called The Room. The availability of money allowed him to independently purchase filming equipment, hire actors and even build the scenery. The main roles of two bosom friends who find themselves in a love triangle were played by Vaiso and Sestero themselves. Tommy had absolutely no idea how to properly manage the filming process and how to play his part.
Nevertheless, the work was completed, and the director again at his own expense arranged a grandiose premiere. As one would expect, part of the audience became indignant at what they saw, while the other just laughed heartily at what they saw. The fame of this strange film quickly spread throughout America, and he immediately grabbed onto quotes, often expressed so far.
