Netflix's Hollywood: 8 Facts vs. Fiction | ⭐OSSA

[@thehouse2015]

The scene where Anna May Wong won the academy award had me in tears!

[@ezrak.334]

Me too!

[@dmkhasim8819]

Yes, it is really emotional scene ❤️

[@maytay_woo]

The thing is, current Hollywood is *just now* BEGINNING to SORT OF start to THINK ABOUT being equal and “open minded.” So, imma need Hollywood to catch up to Netflix’s Hollywood.

[@jb7644]

Netflix's Hollywood is a Disneyish portrayal of the golden age of Hollywood, Netflix somehow forgot about the ravages of the war at that time so don't be demanding that current Hollywood would transition into a fairy tale land just yet.

[@remconet]

Star Trek is doing it. I can't think of a more diverse (in front of and behind the camera) show than Discovery currently on tv.

[@ehmzed]

Yeah but that's mainly forced, unrealistic representation, because woke is trendy. Not sure it's always good to check every minority from the list even when they don't fit in the story and have them bashing straight white males just because the media will praise you for doing so.

[@Dancestar1981]

remconet early Trek did it without being forced there’s a reason why all of the original Trek from TOS To Voyager and Enterprise is diversity at its greatest

[@patriciabutler1994]

No, not really - what about this year's Oscars? All white guys? Come on!

[@jivanquezada2386]

I Can't believe Halle Berry is the only actress of color to win best lead, and that it was until 2001.. like 50 years after the show 😥😥

[@sweetnectar35]

Jivan Quezada ...my dear it has been almost 20 years since Halle won and not another black actress has won since.. Unfortunately yes I believe it. Things haven’t changed that much...😢😢

[@jivanquezada2386]

@@sweetnectar35 yeah I actually didn't realize cause lupita nyongo won, viola won but they all were supporting.. I'm honestly shook by that.. 😵😵😥😥

[@sweetnectar35]

@@jivanquezada2386 its crazy. Black people need their own academy awards and stop looking for anyone else to validate us. We have the image awards yes. I think there should be another one too.

[@ticiao]

And the move wasn’t so great. Smh

[@Sims1986]

Hattie McDaniel was the first Black Actress to win the oscar than it was Whoopi Goldberg Than it was Halle Berry than it was lupita

[@KavZzzz]

I was shook to see Jim Parsons as Henry. Incredible incredible Actor. The transition from Sheldon to this. Man it would have been damn difficult. I can't articulate how much I admired his performance it's like I hated Henry Wilson so much at same time wondered how wonderful of an actor is Jim. I respect and adore him even more.

[@proudcynophile1901]

I'm a bigger fan of Jim now too!

[@gen_x_diva9869]

Jim Parsons was a stand out performance.

[@sahirygnobehi6448]

Where's the lie tho... Yasss he was 👍👍

[@destinyhunter22]

“Shut the f**k up. I’m dancing.” He had some of the best one liners in the series.

[@MissBelle127]

I was pleasantly surprised, he was amazing

[@sahirygnobehi6448]

destinyhunter22 .. All his entrances was Bazinga 😆😆.And when he did the emotional scene. I felt it.

[@deborahrose8621]

I agree, but not to take away from the rest. Ernie West was so convincing that I found out after watching the entire season he was played by Dylan McDermott. His change in character was well transitioned and believable. I also loved the guy who played Dick Samuels. Dang! So many amazing performances yet JP gets the nod for Best Supporting Actor. And the lovely ladies especially Patti, Holland & Q Latifa mesmerized me.

[@sweetnectar35]

This is an alternate universe “what if” series its fun to watch and I enjoyed it.

[@imancdr2131]

Yeah it's like an utopia

[@michelleeggers6871]

Then you will love once upon a time in Hollywood. Not that I did...

[@horrorchannel1163]

I Fully Agree

[@sarat3913]

Me too

[@studiov613]

Rena Sheen beautiful way to put it. Can’t agree more!

[@alamc200]

OSSA: The statement that's wrong in this video it's mentioned that Anna May Wong wasn't the first Chinese American to win the Best Supporting Actress award and that Miyoshi Umeki won it..Miyoshi Umeki was JAPANESE American not Chinese American. If your video would've stated that "the first Asian American" it would've been accurate. It's just like calling someone Mexican when they're Puerto Rican.

[@bpo4736]

Naomi K , glad I’m not the only one who caught that.

[@marvel096]

Yep it irks me when they can’t even tell the difference 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@bpo4736]

marvel096 although to his defense, in the earlier part of the vid, he did mention “asian” when giving a brief info on Anna May Wong, not Chinese. He ‘probably’ meant to say Asian rather than Chinese at the end. Just can’t believe he missed that detail xD.

[@Ecoean]

Anna May Wong is so classy and stylish and confident!!!!

[@AnnaMaria-oy1fp]

and the film she won the oscar for was called Sayonara and took place in Japan, so there's a clue.

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

The actor who played Rock made him SO endearing that I like him better than the real rock. 😂

[@everybodyeverything7997]

"Well I belong to you" 😳😳😳😳😳

[@conniehollins3185]

lizard queen Sv Why was his character so goofy though? Lol

[@Food4thought1234]

I like the changes because movies made back them were supposed to always have a happy ending because of the hard times. So I thought it went with the tone of the era. But I was sad that this continued for such a long time in American history and arguably still does. Don’t get me wrong. Things are getting better. Just wish it was sooner.

[@dangerouslysane]

Loved this "What If" story about Hollywood. And loved Dylan McDermott as Ernie--he was incredible.

[@marvel096]

I don’t like the message that if only people would’ve “tried” harder racism would’ve ended. I feel that’s a disservice to the actual fights and struggles of minorities back then.

[@marvel096]

TatzRules Yay they actually made Queen Latifa as Hattie McDaniel say that if she had tried harder the day of the oscars, things would’ve been different. And they did push the idea that a movie with a man African American female lead would have pushed down racism. But that’s just naive. Also Anna May Wong always expressed her discontent about always having to play Asian stereotypes. But sadly the people that held the power were white men and she couldn’t do anything about it. I get that this series was a wish fulfillment but it was a rather shallow assessment of such a complicated matter. Here the characters just got whatever they wanted, there was no real struggle, no hardship. It was hardly compelling.

[@eliselianaboyd2547]

YES ! I agree with you 100%. Saying something like making a movie would change who people think is a shame to every black, gay, trans Asian person who fought and died for others to have a better life. It truly belittles their fight for freedom.

[@eliselianaboyd2547]

@TatzRules Yay no, that's very much not true. There has always been people who have been first,the first people to fight for black rights were in the 1850's and things didn't really change until the late 50's. Open gay people, 1920's gay rights under the law,still hasn't come to pass. Yea,this shows a shame.

[@ezrak.334]

@@eliselianaboyd2547 I agree and disagree, I don't think the show belittles the struggle if you look at it the right way. It's more of a tribute to the people who've fought for equal rights, in my mind, and the fact that hollywood didn't happen the way it did in the show, in itself is proof solving these problems wouldn't have been so simple. And I don't even think that in the ending racism, sexism, or homophobia is "ended" just that the studio from there on out has much more representation and it inspired people. I get your point and you're right to a degree, but the show serves a purpose and wasn't meant to be realistic

[@nursenorabone3882]

I loved this series. I was sobbing at the last ep. I really enjoyed this insight too. Thank you x

[@FoggyHollowMan]

I loved Netflix's 'Hollywood' it was amazing and fun to watch. Even though it was fictional you rooted for the good guys and cheered with them at the end....even the opening credits were fun to watch!

[@cindyspangler3982]

Hollywood's opening credits scene, with the characters helping each other climb the Hollywood sign, is only 2nd to the opening credits of The Walking Dead. It is perfection.

[@Shaanmuttathil]

It wasn't that easy those days. Rock was in the closet till his death

[@GloryofGodwords]

He is alive

[@nasro1417]

No the actual Rock Hudson passed away

[@jeandixson5610]

@@GloryofGodwords about thirty seven years ago

[@Sez286]

The awards ceremony was so emotional! I loved the show.

[@homehelpheart7440]

I loved Hollywood so much that I'm considering going back and watching the whole series again. I loved the progressive spin and the humanistic spin. Allowing people who worked hard for their dreams to be successful. And allowing that to happen without it depending on them being white or straight. It's what I loved about Star Trek when it first premiered in the mid-60s and I was a kid.

[@adriekathomas9838]

Yeah I definitely cried during the award ceremony scene! I was so happy they won. This show was sooooo good!!!

[@tinaninna9719]

What pissed me off was Henry Willsons ending. He was a predator and abuser. In real life he dies broke and disgraced yet Netlix decided to give this monster a happy ending showing that you can take advantage of people, but just say sorry and all your dreams will come true. But I see NO ONE is bothered about this, why?

[@tinaninna9719]

@Colette de la Creme I'm hoping that's sarcasm. Don't you think it says a lot about Netflix though?

[@4dultw1thj0b]

I don't think it was necessarily a matter of him being forgiven, but the show did portray him as a very nuanced troubled character. I am a little uncomfortable in hindsight though with how easy it was for me to ignore him being a predator because of how entertaining Jim Parsons was in the role.

[@dondongan]

i think there is another season coming. maybe it is not yet the time to put his character to misery.

[@cindyspangler3982]

This wasn't meant to be a biography or documentary story, obviously. So the writers chose to let the meanest, saddest, most complicated character, turn into a better person? Don't you wish that could happen more often in real life? I wish Rock Hudson could have lived the life he really wanted. Thats what this series is about. "What Hollywood could have been, if only....."

Because MOST powerful predators do get away with it. I agree it sucked in the movie.

[@mgeek1]

There actually were two other African Americans who have won the Screenplay Oscar, but they were both for Best Adapted Screenplay. Jordan Peele was the first black person to win for Original Screenplay.

[@sophiademure]

mgeek1 Jordan Peele is mixed race/biracial.

[@mgeek1]

@@sophiademure - I'm well aware of that. "Bi-racial" is a modern term. He calls himself black. The world sees him as black. And he makes movies based on the black experience. He'd still be a slave. He'd just be in the house.

[@sophiademure]

mgeek1 Understood. Personally, I don’t define black people based on how they’re treated (negatively). In the U.K. he would be seen as mixed race because that’s what he is. I find the American definition of who is black to be very ambiguous but interesting.

[@dany85680]

Most countries outside America see mixed as mixed. So what world?in parts of Africa, mixed is white so what then?why hold onto racist and dumb definitions?not very progressive. And many mixed folk identity differently so makes no sense at all

[@dany85680]

Italians were considered to be black in the Deep South years ago. Should we always go by everyone’s definitions?

[@leerhode1021]

This Ryan Murphy production was superb. I binge watched the entire season in one night. I could not turn off the television set until the last chapter.

[@21whichiswhich]

I really love this series I hope there's a follow up season in the near safe future. Archie's character really touched my heart and made me cried many times.

[@hannahwootton6491]

jim parsons is so good in everything he does

[@MissLileey]

I was shocked to lern that Halle Berry was the first black woman to win an Oscar for best female but I‘m happy the world finally changed

[@mayelamoreno8424]

She is also the only woman of color to win one

[@ticiao]

And is was for a movie not so great. Whoopie Goldberg is the first black women with a Egot. And things have still not changed.

[@wandab3843]

Has it???

[@MissLileey]

Wanda B of course it has changed! Black people have the same rights as white people. Sure, not everything‘s as it should be but much better than 70 years ago.

[@michaelsolorio8321]

This show is amazing! So sad to know that the awards given on the show, were just recently accomplished. Shows you how much more we have to do for equality. We will get there. One day 💙

[@Knightshade08]

This was a GREAT re-imagining of Hollywood. It's the one we needed back then and the one we still need now.

[@tamarabroussard3921]

Omg hearing Sheldon say suck my sick left me dead. Lol

[@echohotel7975]

No he wanted to do the sucking

[@DinGrogu16]

'A whites only club' that really annoys me. I know that was how it was back then but I'm still disgusted by it. 😣

[@adaminfinity1733]

That club to them is like having male and female only restrooms today. In the future, people will probably look at our time in disgust because of that. Read my bottom comment for further clarification. In no way am I justifying this. I was just saying how common place the clubs were and how back then, not alot of people questioned their existence.

[@michaelrandall4862]

Don't forget the 'White House'!

[@deborahrose8621]

@@michaelrandall4862 Bazinga!

[@donizekor2215]

Adam Infinity Your comment is disgusting! There has never been a time in American history when people didn’t actually know racism was wrong. Let alone less than 50 years ago.

[@adaminfinity1733]

@@donizekor2215 back then, most people went along with it. And back then, the actors didn't think twice about a club that's for one group of people. So I guess instead of comparing it to male and female bathrooms today, I should compare it to gentrification or white fragility today. I was just saying back then those clubs were as common place as male and female bathrooms. And today, there are alot of people that are offended by male and female bathrooms and prefer to use the single person bathrooms. Even though people knew racism was wrong back then and now, they went along with it.

[@uhleeyuhk]

Cried to many times throughout this series. Loved it. A literal DREAM(land) for a “what if” alternate universe

[@cindyspangler3982]

This was one of the best stories I've seen in years. So good, I watched it a 2nd time already. It was beautifully written, acted. I cried the last 2 episodes, seeing everyone's dreams come true. And Jim Parsons should have an Emmy for this too. And forgive me for forgetting jis name, but I loved "Ernie" too. I nearly cheered out loud to see how his life turned out!

[@kapostrophelay]

Thanks! Really enjoyed this but fwiw, 5:07 you got it the other way around. It should be Secret History of Hollywood, not Secret Hollywood of History. But anyways, thanks again for sharing!💜

[@hannahmarie6660]

That is what Hollywood the series is about, What it could have been! And knowing this, we should strive to attain this happy ending that the show gives!

[@shamare04]

Clark Gable was a white passing mixed race man. He didn't really discuss his heritage openly, but he fought for his fellow actors of color to have the same rights as whites on set.

[@JudyGarlandRulez152]

Clark was fully white, but he was just that type of person to stand up for people.

[@vikctoryan15]

@@JudyGarlandRulez152 no he was mixed with black and native american. He did not hide it but the studios did.

[@steamdespair9189]

Do you have proof of this?

[@busgal2887]

Same with Ava Gardner

[@AnimatedBlast]

@@vikctoryan15He looked a little mixed

[@scheibe5487]

brilliant changes.Also it creates a bridge between the past and the present world.Changes did happen,and it was anything but easy.We should always gives our grattitudes towards those who fought in the first place.

[@exhaleit]

Yeung L You said it all!

[@jeromemurry755]

It's sad! We are still having struggles with race and sexuality! That's why I liked this series! It's an alternative universe.. a "what if" version.

[@Rogue849]

The first moment I saw Ernie, he reminded me of actor Cesar Romero (Joker from the Batman series). Way more than Clarke Gable, in my opinion

[@mr.m.rsa.]

I love 😍 all of the changes ❤️

[@conniehollins3185]

I was not there to witness it. But I seriously hope that Rock Hudson was not that goofy! Lol

[@josephleardi6952]

Great series, if only it would have been true, but it’s Hollywood, you know, the land of make believe? They’ve been lying to us for years and we LOVE ❤️ it.

[@robyoung9968]

Even though it’s Fictionalized I love it..I feel sad for Anna May Wong.. But great job, Ryan Murphy..

[@ellinorporter4618]

"If race was not an issue..." then where are the First Nation's people in Hollywood? Why is their cause never championed by non-Indigenous Americans?

[@NicoleTunis]

Marlon Brando refused an Oscar in 1973 because of the lack of representation of Native Americans in Hollywood and got black balled because of it.

[@ellinorporter4618]

@@NicoleTunis Exactly! Anyone who speaks out is run out.

[@NicoleTunis]

@@ellinorporter4618 it's disgraceful but things are slowly changing now at least - emphasis on slowly!

[@berkeleybenje]

Good point! Marlon Brando was conspicuously absent from this mediocre series. Since they were including every character but Jesus Christ himself, I wonder why they couldn’t have forced in one more person from the future (Marlon refusing to accept his Oscar in 1973) into the 1940’s! 😂

[@NicoleTunis]

@@berkeleybenje yes that would have been interesting

[@stillstanding6031]

Fabulous backstory and fabulous mini-series: "Hollywood". Back to the Future...

[@Munkyjoe1]

The series was awesome! It was fun and campy like everything Ryan Murphy does. I loved it!

[@THREESISTERS15]

Jim Parsons did excellent job. Didn't even think of his series. Got to give him more challenging roles.

[@MrJoseoz]

Ryan Murphy is a beacon of hope, with him older women are seen in great roles, all marginalized people are represented . BRAVO 👏

[@jennycoyle8204]

I adored the whole series, if only it had have happened like that what a different world we would have 💖

[@jpvq31]

This a very good series. ❤️😭 It's the justice for everyone's life.

[@shylady8711]

This is so ironic that it's showing on Netflix instead of the cinema. When it's clearly about movie houses and it's stars.

[@d12kiem7]

8:14 yeah, that is sad. What I do like about this show is it's finally encouraging an anti-oppressive fantasy: what it could be and how to transcend

[@kawaiipusheenlovexoxo5352]

I really loved the series👍🏽👍🏽job well done 👍🏽

[@kevantruman6574]

The show was fun - it is fictional and meant to entertain along with a message. The show succeeded.

[@michelcomenta]

Great video! Thank you so much

[@berkeleybenje]

This show left me ambivalent. It was fun to watch but far-fetched to the point that I was annoyed, even bored at times. I mean come on! The real stories, injustices, and struggles were completely buried under anachronisms and a heavy-handedly coated layer of self-righteousness. White shame is real and this show is a byproduct.

[@stephanieparker5049]

Beyond even plausibility hollywood has always been vile and only gets worse

[@deborahrose8621]

Well, the show is not hiding the fact that it was a parallell reality and not merely a rewrite. That creativity is laudible. It's hard to disassociate the was from what could have been because alternate reality is different from rewrite. I do get what you're saying. I struggled with it a bit myself. But the creative choice triumphed.

[@annamaryfitzgerald6408]

Can it be a happy ending when it’s all based on sexual predatory behavior and women continue to be secondary characters? Not a lot of vision there, Ryan. Your supremacy is still showing.

[@queencerseilannister3519]

That's Ryan Murphy for you. He's like the "National Enquirer" of TV.

[@deborahrose8621]

@@queencerseilannister3519 But that's probably why it worked so well. It gave it a realism, which is ironic, as we are talking about the National Enquirer of TV :)

[@LittlePooky]

Love this show!! Thanks, Netflix!!

[@hello2996]

rock is the sweetest in hollywood

[@Saturdayz_In_The_Fall]

All of the actors were brilliant. I wish there were more than 7 episodes.

[@consueloperez7578]

WOW....I love, love, love the show !!!!!!!! ,......Bravo mr Murphy. And thank you for all the changes !!!!

[@manuela9342]

It is a brilliant acting of all actors. For me, Jim Parson was very special and awsome.

[@windnchgo]

I loved this mini-series. I binge-watched it in one day!

[@ginabonina6427]

And the executive producer was the fabulous Janet Mock honey! What an oversight!

[@rahulaggarwal7296]

This was a beautiful made show! Thank you for making it and exploring Issues that are totally real. I watched the entire show in one weekend.

[@tiago161]

I love historical fiction and this mini-series delivered. I loved it. Couldn’t stop watching.

[@sygendron]

Secret Hollywood of History?!?!? What!?!?! Come on! It's Secret History of Hollywood. You must know that?

[@naiaravilar5420]

I love the show!!!!! I cried so much at the Oscar ceremony scene... it would have been a wonderful world if someone have had the balls at that time.

[@heroesvoice]

I am having such a blast watching "Hollywood" Me and my partner love these characters Ryan created and its so much fun watching these incredible actors shine. Hey Ryan..When are you going to host SNL?

[@Veon_Ray]

*5:05** ... read that again, Take Two!!*

[@Tanishasays]

I thought I was the only one who heard that

[@gen_x_diva9869]

Dylan was awesome. Loved his performance.

[@cathieharris6122]

The facts mixed in the fictional story gave it just enough credibility to make the plot believable and entertaining.

[@nattyrocberry]

This show also shed light on the fact that the K K K was involved in Hollywood and that’s why many dreams have been deferred. I wish this was a true story. Ps Dylan McDermott is soooo good looking!!

[@melanievotaw1303]

I loved the series, but I was a bit bothered by how stupid Rock Hudson was portrayed. While he may have struggled in his early days as an actor to get a line right, all you have to do is watch interviews with him to know that he wasn't dumb.

[@SanCarlosGuy2001]

Enjoyed this look at the series and the series. So many people don't realize how much Hollywood and the general public have changed on the issues covered in the series.

[@khaleed9110]

This was everything 🎥❤️💯

[@1bwash]

I love the concept of the show. Even if it’s fake, it’s still very Hollywood where you get to dream of something better and I think we all wish Hollywood that did so much for us still could have done better

[@ezrak.334]

I was so happy to see Darren Criss' character representing mixed race asian americans :) I know asian americans aren't the most oppressed group in our country, but as one, I was extremely moved in seeing it on screen and to hear his speech about burying a part of himself. Also all the gay representation and black representation: incredible!

[@sarahcellblockh1562]

Anna May Wong was absolutely beautiful

[@donvi3697]

good job... A must see series, i love it

[@Rogue849]

So Henry's first line in the series is "don't sit" and I couldn't help to yell "that's your spot!"

[@girlgetbeautiful7637]

I LOVE THE INTRO

[@SkyeID]

That filling station was just like Scotty Bowers' service station! BTW, he was not a pimp.

[@TimLucasdesign]

It's an idealized alternate reality - similar to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

[@janiceanderson8181]

Yes I Loved that too!

[@pagano60]

You said that Miyoshi Umeki was the first actress of Chinese descent to win an Oscar. I think you meant of Asian descent. Umeki was originally from Japan.

[@paulalowery7411]

It's does give one a warm fuzzy feeling for a world so diverse, but we still have a LOT of work to do on it.

[@paulam.1845]

I loved Jim Parsons in this. He had some tough lines to deliver. I have no idea he got through some of these scenes with a straight face without gagging.

[@goanna83]

Oh wow it didn't occur to me that Ernie was inspired by Clarke Gable, in which Dylan definitely emanated, and made sense. There was even a scene of Ernie and Vivien Leigh, and Clarke was her co-star lover im Gone With The Wind. How come I never noticed that is beyond me 😱

[@harrysam6100]

I don't like how they watered down these people's REAL stories just to give us a happier/unrealistic version. Their heart breaking stories shouldn't be forgotten OR watered down!

[@deborahrose8621]

Harry I really think it was intended for the stories to be remembered, and to show us how far we've come and in reality to show us far we still have to go. Exposure is not Erasure. The conversation is now open and we have the series allowing a "jumping off" place for conversation which is good.

[@StellaWaldvogel]

@@deborahrose8621 Yes. It's a "What if?" There's a lot to think about.

[@harrysam6100]

Deborah Rose yeah I agree that it's good except that they used real actors and changed their real stories. Kinda like if you was making a film about Martin Luther king except almost every historical fact about him was changed, it would be a disservice to what he (and the black community) actually lived through. If it wanted to show how people could have been 100% excepting then they could have done that with some of the fictional characters

[@StellaWaldvogel]

@@harrysam6100 That's valid, too. And surely a factor in why Olivia de Havilland tried to sue Ryan Murphy for Feud. As long as people are aware it's fictionalized, no harm done. But I suppose there could be some who think everything happened as depicted.

[@harrysam6100]

Stella Waldvogel i mean... I don't think anyone with half a brain thinks a gay inter-racial couple would be excepted in the 1940s. My point is that they took their names (rock Hudson/Anna may wong) but didn't tell their story. The drama would have been so much more powerful if it started of happy (like it did) but got darker and more depressing as we saw what the real Hollywood was like.

[@BigBossBernie]

Liked the show for what it was but I highly doubt that any of the misery caused by the real Hollywood found "justice", just because a fictional show tells us. Rather I'm afarid that a few years from now the show's gonna be used as an argumentative loophole instead of facing real progress.

[@reginaldsawyer2945]

Is Netflix's Hollywood available on dvd?

[@belladonna411]

Dylan McDermott was the stand out for me. He better get an Emmy nod.

[@grzegorzkmiec9195]

This TV series shows us what can happen if group of people gather together and fight for what is right. Many things could be different is someone would think with heart and do not think about money

[@davidgraham-parker]

I absolutely devoured 'Hollywood' (Netflix 2020 in Australia). I binged the entire 7 episodes in one day! Wouldn't it be great if there was a sequel?

[@canaltonnymind8487]

This a creative way to think in a better past with opportunities for everyone, a pity it hasn't happened.

[@francanino4190]

Jim Parsons did a great job. Good acting, well convincing.

[@geoffreybuchman6033]

I loved it. Happily emotional for me.

[@MrKiwispirit]

It’s a bloody good watch I’m watching it for the second time. What ifs? yet you can’t help but be in the moment while watching this series.

[@darthvader6916]

I really hope there will be a second season

[@paulntpa1122]

This "Hollywood" was a fun show, even though is was most fictional. Can't wait for "Hollywood 2". Maybe show a different side of Hollywood later in years. Like Mommy Dearest...WOW !

[@hateitorlovification]

I love that both Ryan Murphy and Quentin Tarantino use revisionism to rewrite history 🤍

[@sandramorey2529]

I had thought Anna Mae Wong got a supporting part in The Good Earth. Perhaps she was offered but refused it. Hattie McDaniel wasn't able to attend the premier of Gone With The Wind in atlanta GA for the same reason as in California she was seated in the lobby of the Academy Awards theatre. She had the wrong color skin. What a great lady!

[@gregorylouya6821]

Fantastic!!

[@garymortimer1482]

Are there any videos showing Henry Willson? I knew Henry very well...he was a customer of mine when I was the bartender in what was the Windjammer up on the Sunset Strip...it is now the Rainbow Bar & Grill. He spent many days and nights in the Windjammer on is phone and drinking at my bar in the evenings having his usual Grand Manier in a snifter and he somehow always managed to drive home without having an accident. One night he had me follow him home, and well...spend the night - at his house...which I did.

[@landerosproductions5498]

Why doesn’t the Latinx community exist in Murphy’s stories?

[@theblacksheepsoaps1451]

It does in pose

[@12inter88]

Oooh just imagine a season in AHS where they explore Latinx folklore! There’s A LOT of messed up stuff within Latin-American legends, lore, myth, and horror. Not as bizarre as Japanese...but worthy of exploring imo