Episode 11 - The Real Hollywood Story Web Series

"The Real Hollywood Story" is a web based reality story that follows Cody Deal as he reaches for his dream. It is a real-life "Truman Show," yet filmed and edited by Cody, himself, giving us a glimpse inside a life of a charismatic soul. It is produced and released online by MediaBlvd Productions, and follows Cody's day to day adventures, and gives fans of Cody to truly become a part of his daily life.

Cody has your classic underdog story. Growing up in Sedan, Kansas - a town of 1,100 - he graduated as his high school's valedictorian and a 1st-Team All-State athlete with a dual-sport collegiate scholarship to play football and basketball at Butler College.

He was raised in a single-parent home, by his mother, who also raised his twin and older brother, having to endure trials of thin times and welfare during parts of his childhood. Cody truly is an All-American, not only hailing from the American Heartland, but is also part of the Osage Nation, a historic tribe of Native American people that once stretched across many parts of present day Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. Today, there are a little over 10,000 Osages listed on the tribal roll, Deal being amongst them.

At 21-years-of-age, Cody escaped the Kansas borders to pursue his dream of becoming an actor. And, here a few years later, we picked up on that story through his web series. His goal is to take his work ethic, talent, and shear luck to become the Youngest Academy Award winner for Best Actor at the age of 29.

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