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...roadway]] and [[silent film]] star of the 1900s-1930s; has a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]] (installed in 1960), about half a mile from the one for the

'''Warner Brothers''' is one of the major Hollywood film studios, founded in 1918 by Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack Warner. In 192

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...appeared in 68 films, mostly from 1932 to 1946. She was recruited into the Hollywood studio system in the early 1930s, being contracted first to [[Paramount Pic ...dies-100-28380 |title='Titanic's' Gloria Stuart dies at 100 |publisher=The Hollywood Reporter |author=Gregg Kilday |date=27 September 2010}}</ref>

* Studio One (nightclub), a West Hollywood nightclub.

...r for the American television shows ''Entertainment Tonight'' and ''Access Hollywood''. ...el and television correspondent (for the syndicated American show ''Access Hollywood'', which she joined in 2005) who got her start in the medium that would mak

...r]], and [[director]], has enjoyed one of the most remarkable careers in [[Hollywood]] history. He is the only director to have achieved the highest grossing fi ...executive producer [[George Lucas]], one of Spielberg’s oldest friends in Hollywood. “He is arguably the most influential popular artist of the twentieth cen

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...Riders, Raging Bulls: how the sex-drugs-and-rock-’n’-roll generation saved Hollywood'' (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1998).

...Something About Miriam]]''. Vincent is currently a reporter on ''[[Access Hollywood]]''.

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'''Sam Spiegel''' - The incredible life and times of Hollywood's most iconoclastic producer [...],

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'''Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer''' is one of the major Hollywood movie studios, founded in 1924 through the merger of Metro Pictures, Goldwy

...singing leading roles onstage was one of the reasons he left the Met for [[Hollywood]]: ...imply chose to resign my position on the Met roster and take my chances in Hollywood." <ref>From his obituary in the Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.

*[[Don the Beachcomber|Don the Beachcomber's]] — a defunct Hollywood restaurant that originated the one-time Polynesian-themed tiki fad

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...ilms of [[Sergio Leone]]. The title of Tarantino's ''[[Once Upon A Time In Hollywood]]'' (2019) pays homage to Leone's classic Western ''[[Once Upon A Time In T

In times past, the Hollywood Studio system was largely responsible for the casting of men and women in l ...s limited in the United States under the strict unofficial guidelines of [[Hollywood]] casting [[Marcel Dalio]], [[Cantinflas]], [[Jet Li]]. Some character acto

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...the last surviving [[leading lady|leading ladies]] of the golden age of [[Hollywood]] film. Born in [[Tokyo]], she was the elder sister of actress [[Joan Font

...cing and distribution for smaller independent producers. Many of the major Hollywood studios are,in turn, controlled by huge diversified media companies such as

* 1998: L.A. Guns (''Hollywood Rehearsal'')

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...ic Theatre]] company. Thring was well known for his appearances in various Hollywood epics including <i>[[The Vikings]]</i>, <i>[[El Cid]]</i> and <i>[[Ben Hur]

* [http://www.germanhollywood.com/rief.html Biography at The German-Hollywood Connection]

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A 1997 Hollywood movie "Amistad" by Steven Spielberg made the episode famous again.

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...that in the fall of 1939 March was already a teaching professional at the Hollywood Beach Hotel in Florida. In Joe McCauley's book, ''The History of Professio

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...t form in the canon, but was widely employed by [[Basil Rathbone]], one of Hollywood's most famous Holmeses.

...ho achieved his greatest success with ''The Deer Hunter'' (1978) but whose Hollywood career was subsequently curtailed after the critically panned and financial ==Early years in Hollywood==

...rk. Many actors are typecast as "Leads" (this was particularly true of the Hollywood Studio system) but most may play the lead in some performances and supporti

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...gle operator will soon become fatigued, run out of ammunition, etc. While Hollywood has been known to portray action heroes, for example, firing a .50 caliber

...er before opening his first tropically themed bar on a small sidestreet in Hollywood not long after the end of [[Prohibition]]. Although a few establishments wi ...Beach, page xii</ref> Gantt's tiny bar was an instant hit with a number of Hollywood movie stars such as [[Charlie Chaplin]] and [[Marlene Dietrich]]. The bar

...a former child actor of the 1950s, best known for his performances in the Hollywood classics ''[[Houseboat]]'' (1958), starring [[Cary Grant]] and Sophia Lore

...]], this book was, somewhat surprisingly given his background, his first [[Hollywood novel]]. As a biographical afterword says: ...it is far more of a burlesque than Condon's previous books. Unlike most "Hollywood novels", in spite of its mockery of the subject, Condon appears to be writi

...is a cultural and media hub; the American movie industry is based in its [[Hollywood]] district.

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*''[[Vanity Fair]]'s Hollywood'' (2000, with [[Graydon Carter]] and [[David Friend]])

...Monica, California]] in 2008, and a 2009 show at the [[WOW Gallery]] in [[Hollywood, California]].

...a poor farming village against a large and vicious gang of bandits. The [[Hollywood]] film ''[[The Magnificent Seven]]'' is a remake set in Mexico which replac