Hollywood Story (1951)
June 1, 1951Release Date
Hollywood Story (1951)
June 1, 1951Release Date

Plot.
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Cast & Crew.

Richard Conte
Larry O'Brien

Julie Adams
Sally Rousseau / Amanda Rousseau

Richard Egan
Police Lt. Bud Lennox

Henry Hull
Philip Ferrara / Vincent St. Clair

Fred Clark
Sam Collyer

Jim Backus
Mitch Davis

Houseley Stevenson
John Miller, Studio Guard

Paul Cavanagh
Roland Paul

Katherine Meskill
Mary

Louis Lettieri
Jimmy Davis

Francis X. Bushman
Himself

Betty Blythe
Herself

William Farnum
Himself

Helen Gibson
Herself

Joel McCrea
Joel McCrea

Rico Alaniz
Spanish Actor (uncredited)

Tony Barr
Seedy Hotel Night Clerk (uncredited)

Chet Brandenburg
Crew Member (uncredited)

Peter Brocco
Charles Rodale (uncredited)

Harris Brown
Mortuary Employee (uncredited)

Joseph Bryan
Waiter (uncredited)

James J. Casino
Attendant (uncredited)

William Castle
Himself (uncredited) / Director

Bing Conley
Parade Spectator (uncredited)

John Crawford
1st Detective (uncredited)

Russell Dennis
Publicity Man (uncredited)

Marjorie Eaton
Weird-Looking Woman (uncredited)

Douglas Evans
Director (uncredited)

William Fawcett
Actor as Beggar in Commissary (uncredited)

Charlie Gibbs
Detective (uncredited)

Herschel Graham
Parade Spectator (uncredited)

Jimmy Gray
Waiter (uncredited)

Robert Haines
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Eddie Kane
Producer (uncredited)

Mike Lally
Airport Arrivee (uncredited)

Elmo Lincoln
Himself (uncredited)

William Marks
Assistant Director (uncredited)

Joseph Mell
Sylvester (uncredited)

Forbes Murray
Producer (uncredited)

Richard Neill
Himself (uncredited)

Barry Norton
Christmas Parade Spectator (uncredited)

William H. O'Brien
Café Waiter (uncredited)

Frank O'Connor
Policeman (uncredited)

Allen O'Locklin
Attendant (uncredited)

Gloria Petroff
Kathy (uncredited)

Jack Reynolds
Cameraman (uncredited)

Victor Romito
Waiter (uncredited)

Cosmo Sardo
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Charles Sherlock
Projectionist (uncredited)

Robert Sherman
Actor in Full Dress (uncredited)

Olan Soule
Radio Commentator (uncredited)

Robert R. Stephenson
Police Sergeant (uncredited)

Charles Sullivan
Detective (uncredited)

Edwin Tuttle
Parade Spectator (uncredited)

William Vedder
San Juan Capistrano Sexton (uncredited)

June Whitley Taylor
Juliet Davis (uncredited)

Lon Chaney
The Phantom (archive footage) (uncredited)

Mary Philbin
Christine Daaé (archive footage) (uncredited)

Keith Kerrigan
Pretty Blonde in Café (uncredited)

Virgil W. Vogel
Editor

Carl E. Guthrie
Director of Photography

Frederick Kohner
Screenplay / Story

Everett Smith
Sound Engineer

Bud Westmore
Makeup Artist

Russell A. Gausman
Set Decoration

Richard H. Riedel
Art Direction

Glenn E. Anderson
Sound

Bernard Herzbrun
Art Direction

Ray Romero
Makeup Artist

Leslie I. Carey
Sound

Rosemary Odell
Costume Design

Julia Heron
Set Decoration

Irving Smith
Gaffer

Frederick Brady
Screenplay / Story

Leonard Goldstein
Producer

William Grady Jr.
Associate Producer

Frank Skinner
Original Music Composer

Joan St. Oegger
Hairstylist

Doris Harris
Hairstylist

Percy Ikerd
Unit Production Manager

George Lollier
Assistant Director

Ronald R. Rondell
Assistant Director

Ed Keyes
Props

Frank Gorback
Sound Engineer

Les Neal
Grip

Stanley Guliver
Grip

Arthur D. Kaufman
Best Boy Grip

John Mehl
Assistant Camera

Richard Towers
Camera Operator

Dave Preston
Wardrobe Master

Rosmond Demetropolos
Wardrobe Master

Betty Carruth
Assistant Editor

Joseph Gershenson
Music Director

Ethmer Roten
Musician

Daniele Amfitheatrof
Additional Music

Edgar Fairchild
Additional Music

Elizabeth Firestone
Additional Music

Ralph Freed
Additional Music

William Lava
Additional Music

Milton Rosen
Additional Music

Hans J. Salter
Additional Music

Walter Scharf
Additional Music

Connie Earl
Script Supervisor

Leon Charles
Dialogue Coach

Ellis Coleman
Production Coordinator
Media.




Details.
Release DateJune 1, 1951
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 16m
Content RatingNR
Genres
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
Hollywood Story is a 1951 American mystery film directed by William Castle and starring Richard Conte and Julie Adams. The supporting cast features Richard Egan, Henry Hull, Fred Clark and Jim Backus.
The film was an attempt by Universal Pictures to take advantage of the success of Paramount's Sunset Boulevard which was released the previous year. Film historian Arthur Lyons stated that the plot is based on the murder of silent movie director William Desmond Taylor. While Hollywood Story reaches a fictional conclusion, it closely follows the circumstances of the real-life event.
On the film's release, Universal promoted the appearances in it of several once-famous silent screen celebrities. It came to light that those with speaking parts had received just $55 per shooting day ($646 in 2023 dollars ). Others, like Elmo Lincoln, the first screen Tarzan, appeared as non-speaking extras and received only $15 per day ($176 in 2023 dollars ).
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