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Hollywood Story

During the 1950s Hollywood, an independent producer unwisely opens a can of worms when he decides to make a movie about the 1929 unsolved murder of a famous silent-film director.

Director

William Castle

Year

Genre

crime, drama, film-noir

Box Office

N/A

Production

Universal International Pictures

Awards

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Larry O'Brien

Sally Rousseau

Police Lt. Bud Lennox

Vincent St. Clair

Sam Collyer

Mitch Davis

John Miller

Houseley Stevenson

Roland Paul

Mary

Katherine Meskill

Jimmy Davis

Francis X. Bushman

Francis X. Bushman

Betty Blythe

William Farnum

Helen Gibson

Joel McCrea

Spanish Actor

Seedy Hotel Night Clerk

Crew Member

Chet Brandenburg

Charles Rodale

Mortuary Employee

Waiter

Attendant

James J. Casino

William Castle

The Phantom (edited from 'Phantom of the Opera')

Parade Spectator

1st Detective

Publicity Man

Weird-Looking Woman

Director

Actor as Beggar in Commissary

William Fawcett

Detective

Charles A. Gibbs

Parade Spectator

Herschel Graham

Waiter

Restaurant Patron

Producer

Airport Arrivee

Elmo Lincoln

Assistant Director

Sylvester

Pretty Blonde in Café

Producer

Richard Neill

Christmas Parade Spectator

Café Waiter

William H. O'Brien

Policeman

Attendant

Allen O'Locklin

Kathy

Christine Daaé (edited from 'Phantom of the Opera')

Cameraman

Waiter

Restaurant Patron

Projectionist

Charles Sherlock

Actor in Full Dress

Radio Commentator

Police Sergeant

Robert R. Stephenson

Detective

Charles Sullivan

Parade Spectator

San Juan Capistrano Sexton

Juliet Davis

June Whitley Taylor

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Larry O'brien John Miller Mitch Davis

Silent pictures of the time - Hollywood Story

Silent pictures of the time

I'm Vincent St Clair and I have some doubt - Hollywood Story

I'm Vincent St Clair and I have some doubt

Hey, pop. - Hollywood Story

Police department? It. Lennox, please. - Hollywood Story

Police department? It. Lennox, please.

The Christmas parade passing in front - Hollywood Story

The Christmas parade passing in front

Well, Ms. Rousseau, won't you sit down? - Hollywood Story

Well, Ms. Rousseau, won't you sit down?

Who'd want to shoot an agent - Hollywood Story

Who'd want to shoot an agent

Mary, will you send
a couple of dozen roses - Hollywood Story

Mary, will you send a couple of dozen roses

I thought you were going home? - Hollywood Story

I thought you were going home?

Nice of you to wait for me, Sally. - Hollywood Story

Nice of you to wait for me, Sally.

It's okay, Dan. - Hollywood Story

It's okay, Dan.

Cut. All right, for you? - Hollywood Story

Cut. All right, for you?

- Okay. Yeah.
- That's all right. - Hollywood Story

- Okay. Yeah. - That's all right.

Would you do me a favor, Mr. O'Brien? - Hollywood Story

Would you do me a favor, Mr. O'Brien?

And so I told him,
"Don't pick up my option." - Hollywood Story

And so I told him, "Don't pick up my option."

That's Mr. Collyer's car, isn't it? - Hollywood Story

That's Mr. Collyer's car, isn't it?

Hello, Sally. - Hollywood Story

We'll say Amanda, - Hollywood Story

We'll say Amanda,

That's a strange note, all right. - Hollywood Story

That's a strange note, all right.

And this is my contribution
to your story. - Hollywood Story

And this is my contribution to your story.

On the way back to the studio, - Hollywood Story

On the way back to the studio,

- Larry.
- Sally. - Hollywood Story

- Larry. - Sally.

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During the 1950s Hollywood, an independent producer unwisely opens a can of worms when he decides to make a movie about the 1929 unsolved murder of a famous silent-film director.

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Director: William Castle

Writer: Frederick Kohner, Frederick Brady

Production: Universal International Pictures

Genre: crime, drama, film-noir

Year: 1951

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.7

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Jun 1951

Awards: N/A

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