- In the third episode of "Hollywood," agent Henry Wilson invited Rock Hudson to his bedroom and danced. The dance was choreographed by James Joseph Parsons , who played Henry Wilson, with reference to relevant dance clips.
- The show recreates Hollywood director George Cukor 's pool party. Since the Cook's home has changed a lot, the crew of the scenes seen in the film took about two weeks to rebuild in the cold November.
- Darren Everett Criss , who plays director Raymond Ainsley, said his character was inspired by an early interview with Steven Allan Spielberg . Ryan suggested I watch Spielberg's interview, he said. His interviews are clearly not from the 40s, but his classical determination, drive and ambition are very similar to all the other great filmmakers of the time.
- The "Hollywood" crew took the issue of clothing very seriously. Jeremy Pope said that when he was preparing for a scene, he only spent about 30 minutes in meetings and spent the rest of the time picking clothes.
Hollywood behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Carmelo 2022-03-25 09:01:22
It is close to the conception of "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood", which is an alternate narrative in the established Hollywood history. Ryan Murphy returns to the harsh era when white patriarchal culture ruled Hollywood, and uses a playful tone to assert the equal rights of minorities, LGBT and women. However, the effect presented by the whole drama is really inferior, the casting and setting texture are too modern, the theme expression strategy is extremely naive, and the storyline has fallen into a state of hypocritical, impetuous, self-moving empty talk. ★★
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Trudie 2022-03-17 09:01:10
I decided to give myself a day off on Labor Day, so I finished watching the show as soon as it came out. I just watched the first two episodes, and I thought it was about Hollywood's drunken gold fans, wine pools and meat forests. As a result, starting from the middle of the third episode, the style of painting changed, blood, the American dream, basically speaking, if today's Hollywood happened 70 years earlier, or even more radical, it can be regarded as "history" as a mirror. Even the ending is very Hollywood, even a little too perfect (after all, the season finale is called "Hollywood ending"), but I really like it. I talked about making a movie about making a movie... the so-called "play within a play". I cried at least twice while watching it: once when Dick kissed her and said "Never" after Kincaid asked "Have I ruined our friendship", and once when Archie proposed in the apartment. PS: 'Walt Disney? What did he put out last year?' Hahahaha, this is a dark mockery, worthy of Ryan Murphy. PPS: Is there an actress who looks like an actress in every big fire drama? Margot Robbie (yes, I'm talking about the daughter of the show, and Maeve from Sex Study Room).
