Hodgepodge (2025)
Andrew Richter shares odd celebrity encounters from his years of working in hotels.
Top billed cast
Andrew RichterSelf
Zach RichterInterviewer (voice)
Martin GoreSelf (archive footage)
Andy 'Fletch' FletcherSelf (archive footage)
Dave GahanSelf (archive footage)
PrinceSelf (archive footage)
Lauryn HillSelf (archive footage)
Wyclef JeanSelf (archive footage)
Pras MichelSelf (archive footage)
Chaka KhanSelf (archive footage)
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