Sucedió en Hollywood

Título original: Hollywood Story

1951
Approved
1h 17min

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Jim Backus, Richard Conte, Julie Adams, Fred Clark, and Henry Hull in Sucedió en Hollywood (1951)

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Un productor independiente abre imprudentemente caja de Pandora cuando decide hacer una película sobre el asesinato sin resolver de un famoso director de cine mudo en 1929.Un productor independiente abre imprudentemente caja de Pandora cuando decide hacer una película sobre el asesinato sin resolver de un famoso director de cine mudo en 1929.Un productor independiente abre imprudentemente caja de Pandora cuando decide hacer una película sobre el asesinato sin resolver de un famoso director de cine mudo en 1929.

Dirección
- William Castle
Guionistas
- Frederick Kohner
- Frederick Brady
Elenco

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6.7/10

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Dirección
- William Castle
Guionistas
- Frederick Kohner
- Frederick Brady
Elenco

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Trivia
Larry and Sally screen El fantasma de la ópera (1925), which he cites as one of the films directed by the long-ago murder victim, Franklin Ferrara. Of course, the film was directed by Rupert Julian, but the writers obviously felt (no doubt correctly) that audiences in 1951 would not know or remember this, plus it allowed them to re-use footage of a silent classic.

Errores
When Richard Conte sees on sidewalk the director's signature, it can see easily that a newest cement on that spot, all around is aged.

Citas
Larry O'Brien: They only made silent pictures here?
John Miller: The first ones and the best ones. Ever since 1915, Mr O'Brien. Why, this street has been everything from Klondike Gulch to a canal in Venice. It's been Chinatown, Park Avenue and the Barbary Coast. You see that corner there? Well, that's where Lee surrendered to Grant. Custer made his last stand right in the middle of that square.

Conexiones
Features El fantasma de la ópera (1925)

Bandas sonoras
Song of India
(uncredited)
Written by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Arranged by Ferde Grofé Sr.
Played by the player piano in Franklin Ferrara's office

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8/10

Great Hollywood Locations

This film truly is a Hollywood story, employing real actors from the silent period and filmed on real locations throughout Hollywood and Los Angeles. There are views of buildings up and down Hollywood Blvd., including Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Roosevelt Hotel, Charlie Chaplin Studios on La Brea Ave., the Sunset Strip, Universal Studios, and the Hollywood Christmas Parade. It appears that more silent film stars shot cameos than actually made it into the film, but it still salutes and highlights the early days of Hollywood. Art direction is top notch, the acting is fine, and the story is really entertaining. The mystery is well thought out and keeps you guessing until the end. This is much more serious and top notch than the typical William Castle film.