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  1. 30. Okt. 2013 · Hollywood is called a moviecity because there are the most popular moviestudios. The bigges moviestudios are the Universal Studios, the Warner Bros and the Walt Disney studios. One of the famous sights is the walk of fame. Its a street at the Hollywood boulevard.

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  2. www.history.com › topics › roaring-twentiesHollywood - HISTORY

    • Hollywood’s Humble Origins
    • H. J. Whitley
    • Hollywood Film Studios
    • Hollywood Sign
    • Golden Age of Hollywood
    • Hollywood During World War II
    • Hays Code
    • Hollywood Ten
    • The Dark Side of Hollywood
    • Second Golden Age of Hollywood

    In 1853, a small adobe hut was all that existed where Hollywood stands today. But over the next two decades, the area became a thriving agricultural community called Cahuenga Valley. When politician and real estate developer Harvey Henry Wilcox and his second wife Daeida moved to Los Angeles from Topeka, Kansasin 1883, he purchased 150 acres of lan...

    By the turn of the century, Hollywood had a post office, markets, a hotel, a livery and even a street car. In 1902, banker and real estate mogul H. J. Whitley, also known as the “Father of Hollywood,” stepped in. Whitley opened the Hollywood Hotel—now the site of the Dolby theater, which hosts the annual Oscars ceremony—and developed Ocean View Tra...

    The first film completed in Hollywood was 1908’s The Count of Monte Cristo, although production of the film began in Chicago. The first film made entirely in Hollywood was a short film in 1910 titled In Old California. By 1911, the first movie studio appeared on Sunset Boulevard. By 1915, many major motion-picture companies had relocated to Hollywo...

    The Hollywood sign is a must-see tourist attraction, although it didn’t start out that way. It was originally a clever electric billboard advertising an upscale suburban neighborhood in what is now the Hollywood Hills. The sign originally said, “Hollywoodland,” and was erected in 1923 by Los Angeles Timespublisher and real estate developer Harry Ch...

    The Golden Age of Hollywood was a period of great growth, experimentation and change in the industry that brought international prestige to Hollywood and its movie stars. Under the all-controlling studio system of the era, five movie studios known as the “Big Five” dominated: Warner Brothers, RKO, Fox, MGM and Paramount. Smaller studios included Co...

    As World War II dominated news headlines, people needed to laugh more than ever, and Hollywood was happy to oblige them. Movie studios created scripts for their funniest comedians such as Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Bob Hope and Jack Benny. Pre-movie cartoon reels left audiences guffawing and were often used to promote war propaganda in a lighthearte...

    In 1948, the Supreme Courtruled movie studios couldn’t own movie theaters that showed only their films. This was the beginning of the end of the Golden Age of Hollywood. The ruling forced the Big Five to sell their movie theaters and become more selective about the films they produced. Movie studios were also bound by the Hays Code, a voluntary set...

    During the Cold War, paranoia grew in Hollywood and the rest of the United States over communism. In 1947, the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), a House of Representativesgroup that investigated potential communist ties, decided to investigate communism in films. At least 40 people in the movie industry were called to testify. Ten dire...

    On the surface, Hollywood reeks of glitz, but a dark side lurks underneath. As Oscar Levant famously quipped, “Strip away the phony tinsel of Hollywood, and you’ll find the real tinsel underneath.” Each year, the appeal of fame attracts thousands of starry-eyed runaways and naive dream pursuers to Hollywood with little chance of making it big. Many...

    Some critics and movie fans regard the 1960s and 1970s as a second Golden Age of Hollywood, as the old studio system of the 1930s completely broke down and restrictions on sexual content, obscenity and violence loosened. These changes gave groundbreaking directors like Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick, Mike Nichols, Francis Ford Coppolaand others f...

  3. Hollywood – obwohl der Name eigentlich nicht mehr als einen Stadtteil in Los Angeles bezeichnet, ist er weltweit zum Markenzeichen der populären Filmkultur des 20. Jahrhunderts geworden. Hollywood ist ein Mythos.

  4. The 2000 U.S. census counted 77,818 residents in the 3.51-square-mile (9.1 km 2) Hollywood neighborhood—an average of 22,193 people per square mile (8,569 people/km 2 ), the seventh- densest neighborhood in all of Los Angeles County. In 2008 the city estimated that the population had increased to 85,489.

  5. 12. Nov. 2014 · Benjamin Hale | Entertainment | February 19, 2024. Hollywood: Perhaps no other place on earth evokes the same air of show-business magic and glamour. The legend of Hollywood began in the early 20th century and is an earmark of modern American society rich in history and innovation.

  6. 13. Juli 2022 · In some ways, the hillside lettering marked a seven-decade battle to conquer the final frontier of America and ‘Hollywood’ was the triumphant victory flag. Now, the dreams could flourish in the most unlikely of deserts. And this is why movies moved over. Initially, the film capital of America, and as such the world, was New Jersey.