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The Disaster Artist: The Story Unveiled

In San Francisco in 1998, 19-year-old Greg Sestero befriends Tommy Wiseau in Jean Shelton’s acting class after Tommy gives a bizarre interpretation of a scene from A Streetcar Named Desire. Greg is impressed by Tommy’s fearlessness, though Tommy also exhibits unusual habits and mannerisms; for instance, he can afford apartments in both San Francisco and Los Angeles, but he will not discuss his personal life or the source of his wealth. Despite his pronounced European accent, Tommy insists to Greg that he is from New Orleans. The two move to Los Angeles to pursue acting careers at Tommy’s suggestion.

Tommy’s Passion vs. Reality

Greg signs with talent agent Iris Burton and regularly attends auditions. Meanwhile, Tommy is constantly rejected by agencies, acting teachers, casting directors, and producers. He also thinks that Amber, Greg’s new girlfriend, is sabotaging his friendship with Greg. As Greg’s auditions begin to dry up, Tommy decides to make a film for them to star in. Tommy writes the screenplay for The Room, a melodrama about a love triangle between banker Johnny (played by Tommy), his fiancée Lisa, and his best friend Mark (played by Greg, who is also given a line producer credit). They rent production space from Birns & Sawyer, from whom Tommy insists on buying, rather than renting, all of the production equipment he will need.

Challenges and Triumphs

Tommy’s controlling behavior and inexperience soon begin to affect the production. He forgets his lines, arrives late, and refuses to supply his crew with basic needs like drinking water and air conditioning. The cast and crew are baffled by the film’s nonsensical plot and Tommy’s inexplicable directorial and acting choices. Tensions between the crew and Tommy reach a boiling point when Tommy refuses to film on a closed set and humiliates Juliette in front of the entire crew.

While The Room is still filming, Greg and Amber run into Bryan Cranston at a cafe. He says he is directing an upcoming episode of the TV show he is on, Malcolm in the Middle, and invites Greg to play a lumberjack, mainly because Greg has a beard. Greg is scheduled to shave his beard soon for The Room (for no apparent purpose), so he begs Tommy to delay shooting those scenes, but Tommy refuses. Greg reluctantly decides to finish the film and give up the opportunity to be on Malcolm. On the last day of shooting, which is on location back in San Francisco, Greg admonishes Tommy for being selfish throughout their friendship and demands that Tommy reveal his age, origin, and source of income.

Unexpected Revelations

By June 2003, Greg has broken up with Amber and has started working in theater. Tommy has finished work on The Room in the eight months since their falling-out. He invites Greg to the premiere, and Greg reluctantly agrees; the entire cast and crew also attend. As the film plays on the screen, the capacity audience reacts with bemused silence and then, increasingly, with laughter at Tommy’s poor performance, script, and filmmaking techniques. A devastated Tommy storms out of the theater, but Greg brings him back and points out that the audience’s enthusiastic response is something to be proud of while reconciling their friendship.

The Triumph of The Room

With renewed optimism, Tommy takes the stage as The Room ends and expresses his appreciation of the warm reception for his “comedic” film. He invites Greg to join him, and the pair receive a standing ovation. In a post-credits scene, Tommy meets Henry, a partygoer who asks Tommy if he wants to hang out. He refuses, though he does recognize Henry’s familiar “New Orleans” accent.

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