Sellebrity Official Trailer [HD]: Jennifer Aniston, J Lo, Salma Hayek & More Talk Gossip Culture

The official trailer for "Sellebrity" starring Jennifer Aniston, Jennifer Lopez, Salma Hayek and more. A documentary featuring celebrity interviews examining the price we pay as a society for indulging our curiosity with celebrity gossip culture.

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[Jeffo193]

It's far more than that, this is a film about how celebrity obsession is a disease permeating our culture so fast it's scary...

[Matthew Evans]

The comments section alone of this trailer are enough proof that we have an obsession with fame and celebrities and we love to make our opinions heard about them.

[kwalitykontrol]

In the cases of the most famous, maybe the paparazzi follow them around. The less famous from what I have heard tell the paparazzi exactly where they are going to be and when they are going to be there. You keep me in the magazines and I'll keep you working as a photographer. It's an arrangement. The more security these people have too only adds to the attention they get. I was in London and saw Julianne Moore walking down a major street. No security, no photographers.

[Beatriz somma campos]

I don't agree when people say that just because they are famous they privacy can be invaded at any time, that they "asked for it". I think famous people are still PEOPLE who deserve to have their private life ... private! I don't buy those gossip magazines and never will.

[Patrice Sanidas]

I wanna be an actor ...... Paparazzi ....... Leve me alone

[VoguePlease Blue]

I dunno. If I had a passion for film making, I'd want the public to focus on my film making- not who I'm dating. A celebrity could also be a person who works hard all his life to have his craft and dedication appreciated.

[VoguePlease Blue]

People need to realize that the 'paparazzi' didn't always exist. It emerged as a business in the 60's, started to become really bad in the mid 80's and reached an all time high in the late 90's. There are some fame whores out there that use the paparazzi for there own gain, but in general people shouldn't be stalked and hounded on a daily basis. It's not like a well respected actress or musician wants to be on the cover of a tabloid (where most pap photos go).

[VoguePlease Blue]

I sort of get why MJ covered his kids faces when with him. They were able to go without being noticed when they were with nannies. Sort of ingenious.

[Liyah U]

I feel sorry for kids of those celebrities: they didn't choose to be famous, but now all magazines have "Hollywood babies" section with their photos in it. Just imagine your child being constantly stalked by a crowd of aggressive paparazzi. It's just sick

[carmencj1]

wow thank you

[Seston]

you're right. my comment was very harsh. i've since deleted it.

[carmencj1]

You're an idiot. There are doctors &CEOs that make millions of dollars that are not stalked on a daily basis and chased down in cars. But because celebrities are in the public eye they deserve that treatment because they make millions of dollars? They chose to act, everyone else chooses to watch movies and buy their stuff. We made them rich, not them. If you're so pissed about it don't watch tv don't watch movies, 50 years ago celebrities were just as famous without all this crap going on.