Suchergebnisse - Wanamaker, Marc 1947-

Hollywood's lost backlot: 40 acres of glamour and mystery

Warner Bros.: Hollywood's ultimate backlot

Thomas H. Ince - father of the western: the prolific producer and director Thomas H. Ince turned the studio-ranch he built in a Californian canyon into one of the world's most efficient and streamlined film factories - inceville, where the first western spectaculars were made, featuring full-blooded Sioux, gripping cowboy stories and a truly atmospheric terrain

Location filming in Los Angeles

Hollywood behind the lens: treasures from the Bison Archives

The MGM effect: how a Hollywood studio changed the world

Paramount Studios, 1940-2000

Early Paramount Studios

Hollywood dawn: into the Californian land of sunshine and orange goves came an invading horde of itinerant schowbiz folk who created their own movie worlds in vacant lots and empty stores. Soon they built up a great new industry and the name of Hollywood, a suburb of Los Angeles, was known around the world