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The 74 pages that link to Hollywood, each with the reason it gives.

• Culture of the United StatesBroader topic: Its studios and films have shaped global images of American life.

• HairstyleRelated: Film stars and studio publicity helped popularize particular hairstyles.

• Harold RobbinsRelated: Film-industry power and celebrity provide recurring settings and subjects in his novels.

• Joan CollinsNarrower topic: Collins’s move from British films to American productions placed her within Hollywood’s star system.

• Kevin BaconNarrower topic: Its dense pattern of shared casts makes Bacon-centered actor paths possible.

• Louella ParsonsNarrower topic: The studios and stars based there supplied the subjects and setting of Parsons’s journalism.

• Michèle MorganNarrower topic: Morgan worked in American films after leaving occupied France during World War II.

• Sara MontielNarrower topic: Montiel’s move to Hollywood expanded her career beyond Spain and Spanish-language cinema.

• Sydney SweeneyNarrower topic: Sweeney’s shift among acting, producing, and brand partnerships reflects the industry’s changing career paths.

• Taika WaititiNarrower topic: Waititi’s move into studio filmmaking shows how his work operates within Hollywood production.

• Barry FitzgeraldNarrower topic: Fitzgerald’s success brought an Irish stage performer into Hollywood’s studio-era star system.

• Beverly HillsCompared with: Hollywood shares the entertainment connection but is part of Los Angeles, unlike Beverly Hills.

• CaliforniaBroader topic: Film production helped make Southern California a global entertainment center.

• Cinema of AfricaCompared with: Hollywood’s industrial scale and global circulation contrast with the conditions facing many African film industries.

• Cinema of GreeceCompared with: Hollywood’s scale and distribution shaped how Greek films reached international markets.

• Cinema of RussiaCompared with: Different ownership, financing, and export models distinguish Russian production from Hollywood.

• Cinema of SpainCompared with: Hollywood’s scale and international reach contrast with Spain’s smaller, multilingual industry.

• Cinema of TaiwanCompared with: Taiwanese filmmakers have negotiated Hollywood’s industrial dominance and imported genres.

• Cinema of the United StatesBroader topic: Its rise concentrated production, talent, and distribution in Southern California.

• Hollywood SignNarrower topic: The sign's name became identified with the district and its film industry.

• John RoselliRelated: Roselli’s criminal activity and alleged influence intersected with Hollywood’s labor and business networks.

• Katina PaxinouRelated: Paxinou’s screen career crossed from Greek theatre into this industry.

• Max Factor Sr.Narrower topic: The industry’s growth gave Factor an influential stage for testing and popularizing his work.

• Paul LyndeRelated: Lynde moved from New York stage work into the film and television business based there.