Live at the Foxes Den is a 2013 drama film written and directed by Michael Kristoff. The movie follows the story of Bobby Kelly (played by Irish actor Jackson Rathbone), a successful corporate attorney in Los Angeles who decides to leave his stressful job and pursue his passion for singing. With his guitar in tow, Bobby walks into the Foxes Den, an old-school cocktail lounge that was once the hotspot of the city's nightlife.
Bobby charms the owner, Jack (played by Elliott Gould), with his smooth voice and genuine interest in the establishment. Inspired by the lounge's vintage ambiance and its loyal patrons, Bobby convinces Jack to let him perform there regularly. As he hones his craft and builds his following, Bobby becomes increasingly drawn to the unique characters that frequent the Foxes Den.
The staff and regulars at the lounge include an eclectic mix of personalities, each with their own struggles and secrets. There's the sassy bartender, Oz (played by Bob Gunton), who becomes Bobby's confidant and mentor. There's also the enigmatic waitress, Scarlett (played by Jocelin Donahue), and the young and ambitious server, Piper (played by Carly Craig), who both catch Bobby's eye.
As Bobby continues to perform at the Foxes Den, he becomes more entrenched in the lives of its staff and regulars. He learns about their dreams, their hardships, and their pasts. The lounge becomes his safe haven and his refuge from the anxieties of his former life.
However, Bobby soon realizes that some of the lounge's patrons are facing serious challenges, including Jack, who is struggling to keep the business afloat. Bobby offers to help, but his efforts to save the Foxes Den jeopardize his new relationships and put his own future in peril.
Live at the Foxes Den is a captivating drama that explores themes of identity, community, and the transformative power of music. With its talented cast and nostalgic atmosphere, the movie is a must-watch for anyone who loves a good character-driven story.