Paul Rosenfield, 13. Hollywood has always been known for practicing nepotism . . . In the new Hollywood, people make deals with their relatives or use a connection with a family member as a means of introduction to someone with clout. David Prindle, 61. Terry Pristin, 7.
Nepotism still reigns in Hollywood and people can acquire titles, thanks to their connections.
A great deal of power comes from the elements that are attached to a project, and there are many agents, lawyers, business managers and so on, who get a variant of the producer credit on movies because they control the stars who are attached to the film. Nicholas Kent, 186. Terry Pristin, 7. Terry Pristin, 7. People rarely got jobs or made deals in Hollywood .