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Hollywood (1923) was a Comedy Film directed by James Cruze .
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Summer party in Old Hollywood!
By Carol Martinheira on Jul 9, 2024 From The Old Hollywood GardenSummer party in Old Hollywood! On July 9, 2024 By CarolIn Uncategorized Summer’s here and you know what I love? A summer party! Here in London we are spoiled for choice! Boat parties on the Thames, beer gardens, house parties, you name it! But what if I wanted... Read full article
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‘Lisbon’ (Ray Milland, 1956) – the first Hollywood film shot 100 % in Portugal!
By Virginie Pronovost on May 6, 2024 From The Wonderful World of CinemaI love travelling (I work so I can travel), and if you’d asked me what are my favourite cities I’ve visited, Lisbon would be one of them. I visited the gorgeous Portuguese capital in November 2022 when I travelled for a month in Portugal. As soon as I got out of the subway station taking... Read full article
Hollywood in 1930
By Neve on Mar 11, 2024 From The BazSee all Hollywood articles
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Clare West: the film's costume designer has a cameo part, though her professional name was misspelled.
One of the film's few serious moments is a cameo by Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle, whose career was essentially ended in 1921 by criminal charges (even though he was acquitted). He makes a rare appearance here as a sadly unemployed actor, whose name is not mentioned.
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