See Former Child Stars Share 'Showbiz Kids' Stories in HBO Doc Trailer

One-time child stars share their personal stories in the trailer for 'Showbiz Kids,' an upcoming HBO documentary

, Milla Jovovich, Wil Wheaton, Jada Pinkett Smith and Henry Thomas. The documentary will also focus on a pair of currently unknown Hollywood hopefuls.Showbiz Kids“This is a story I’ve been wanting to tell for many years,” Winter said in a statement.

“Having grown up in the business I’ve never seen the experiences of a child actor, from their early career through to the transition into adulthood, told from the perspective of those involved. I’m honored that these talented actors trusted me with their very personal stories.

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