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ForeverHollywood
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2016
ForeverHollywood is a channel devoted to the History of the Entertainment Capitol of the World, Hollywood, California, and to the Classic Films made in and around Hollywood. We will bring you glimpses of what remains of Old Hollywood, the stories of the Great Stars, the people behind the Cameras and the Moguls who turned a sleepy little dirt-road Los Angeles Hamlet into a name known in the remotest reaches of Earth. HOLLYWOOD!
Brought to you by Hollywood and Film Historian John Dell past and present resident of Hollywood. We love our subject matter and are thrilled to share our knowledge and experiences with you. Please Like our Videos and Subscribe to our Channel.
And Remember, Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment! :)
Brought to you by Hollywood and Film Historian John Dell past and present resident of Hollywood. We love our subject matter and are thrilled to share our knowledge and experiences with you. Please Like our Videos and Subscribe to our Channel.
And Remember, Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment! :)
The Nazi Titanic 1943
This is the Nazi version of the sinking of the Titanic. Big production values (Dr. Goebbels made expensive pictures til the end), bizarre story. Worth any Titanic nerd's watch. Not bad, actually. Please be kind enough to subscribe to the channel, it costs nothing, Click the bell to be notified of future uploads. Thanks!
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The First Titanic film! In Nacht und Eis 1912
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Released just months after the Sinking, this German Silent is the first feature about the event. No English title cards. If I get enough requests I can make them. But we all kinda know how this comes out...
Nora Prentiss a drama in three bad hats.
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Just a teaser, no spoilers, for this weeks @noiralley Saturday at Midnight ET on Turner Classic movies. Ann Sheridan's next to last picture at Warner Brothers. Never more beautiful.
Sunset Boulevard 2019
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A parody just having a bit of fun with one of the classic Movie Moments. If you have never seen Sunset Blvd (Paramount 1950) you have led a deprived life. 10/10
The Hollywood Museum!
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Just steps off of Hollywood Blvd the Hollywood Museum is a treasure trove of Hollywood Historiana. A must for new visitors and film buffs alike. Tip: Have breakfast or lunch at Mel's Diner which is attached, one of our regular spots!
TCM Remembers Doris Day 1922 2019
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Turner Classic Movies Memorium to Doris Day who passed away today at age 97. All Rights to this video ATT-Time-Warner 2019 Used under Fair Use for Educational Purpose
Famous Pink's Hot Dogs Exclusive!
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An exclusive visit to Famous Pink's Hot Dogs, LA's favorite since 1939. Both Celebrities and regular folk line up for the best dogs in LA...you never know who might be in line with you! The Pink Family were kind enough to join us for an exclusive interview!
The Biggest Film Bookshop on Earth! : Larry Edmunds , Hollywood
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Larry Edmunds Bookshop on Hollywood Boulevard across the street from Musso and Frank has been the Film Bookshop of note for more than 80 years. If your are a Filmy like us, you can spend hours here!
NEON: Hollywood At Night!
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A quick extra, Modern Hollywood at night, home to some of the oldest Neon Signage in the world. And for the Residents of the stroried Lido, Montecito and Fontenoy Apartments of Classic Holly wood a special Good Night!
How To Support a YouTube Channel for Free!
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With only a few clicks you can help support a Channel for free! doing these things helps the Channel Trend and Grow. Thanks! Any other Channel may use this video as long as it is not altered or embedded.
Dinner Visit to The Farmers Market/The Grove
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The Farmers Market Started out as just that in 1934. Along with the adjacent The Grove it is now the largest Entertainment, Dining and Shopping complex in Hollywood. This was a summer evening visit to La Piatzza for Dinner. If you go use Lyft or Uber!
Cross Roads Of The World: Hollywood Landmark Set For The Wrecking Ball?
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Cross Roads Of The World has been a Landmark on Sunset Blvd since 1936, it's famous revolving globe and bright red neon a beacon to what was once one of Hollywood's most exclusive shops. Now empty and abandoned, will it survive?
Channel Trailer
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About ForeverHollywood and why we have created this new channel!
Exclusive! A Tour of The Musso and Frank Grill, Oldest Restaurant in Hollywood
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In continuous operation since 1919, Musso and Frank was the first Celebrity Restaurant. Everyone involved in Motion Pictures, Television and Radio went to Musso, and still do. This is a Tour exclusive to ForeverHollywood!
Just reserved the Chaplin booth for a special day this summer
Ann Sheridan....never more gorgeous, and the first two hats are knockouts - they have that "Exotic Hollywood Glamour of the 40's" look, especially the leopard skin number.
Remember Jesse the old Matri'd!
Go back to your old Welsh Rarebit recipe!!!!!!!!!! Remember The Stanley Rose Bookstore, which is now the New Room, that's where and why the writers spent time together during the new "Talkie" Fad! See The Boys in the Backroom by Bud Schulberg!
So much history, great place to Dine👍👍
Hollywood History preserved and thats great as is the video.Rog.Pacific Sunset( LA) .
Good interview but a little dry, Jerky, and impersonal. Always good to see Musso & Frank doing well.
Is that near the old Ritz Movie Theater?
The Ritz was on Wilshire Blvd near La Brea several blocks away. Long gone, torn down in '77.
@@ForeverHollywood I think i mean the Fox theater
my 15 year old daughter and I visited LA and had breakfast at the counter and it was so fantastic. such a rich ambience and the food was perfect.
Wow, excellent quality footage for the time.
You still can't have the hat!
@@ForeverHollywood 😄Sir, you can have the cowboy and baseball hats🤠🧢 if I can have the bowler🧐😀👍
@@johndell3642 As I don't own any of those, sure thing!
Thank you ❤️
I worked in the Hollywood Post Production biz for years and my first visit to Musso and Frank was from an invite by my client. Since then I brought clients here and now, over the last decade, I’ve been a regular. My routine is to sit at the bar, order a Martini prepared by Sonny, and then enjoy my regular dinner: NY steak with a Caesar Salad. My bucket list, now that I’m retired, would be to be honored with a Charge Account. I love Musso and Frank. The ambiance is worth the price of admission.
I'm afraid the book is closed. The prices have become ludicrous to the point I don't go anymore. Try the Smokehouse across from Warner Brothers in Burbank. Same ambiance but no clip joint pricing. Danny Kay and some others opened it in 1946. Great drinks, great food. No tourists. There is a gate to the lot across the street but its been closed a long time. Too many liquid lunches!
@@ForeverHollywood Yes, Smoke House. I live in Burbank, so I’ve been to Smoke many times. I like Smoke House, but Musso has history with me, and its ambiance is silly but addictive.
Need some Lav mikes.
Great documentary. Still the best restuarant in Hollywood!
In the 80's Musso and Frank was my restaurant for special occasions. I have wonderful memories dining there.
@@danmoran485 Of course.
@@danmoran485 Everytime i visited i was rolled out the red carpet treatment since i was with my friend who was a motion picture and television celebrity so of course lots of friendly humor, we were regulars for special occasions.
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Great respect to the family who have owned and maintained this iconic landmark since the 1930's. Legendary and Loyal.
The building we shot in dates from 1934 at 6667 Hollywood Blvd, but the reststaurant had opened in 1919 next door at 6669
Thank you for such a nice visit back to the Musso and Frank Grill. The last time that I dined there was on September 13, 1996. Felix was my waiter that day. I can remember the place from back in 1964. this Hollywood Icon is sort of a time warp, only the prices seem to change. I used to eat at Musso's a few times a week throughout the 1970's and spent more time in the phone booths than I did at the Bar.
When we took our Hollywood trip for two weeks, we knew we wanted three places we had to eat. Musso's, The Chateau Marmont and the El Coyote for Mexican. But it was Musso's that we loved. In fact we had dinner and the next week lunch. I had the famous New York Stip and of course my daughter and I had martini's. We felt like we went back in time to the 1940's. Loved it. My daughter bought me the Musso's book for my birthday.
you guys didn't even touch those gorgeous martinis! god damnit!
LOL, shot at 10am. on a closed Monday. Water Props! But I realized a dream to actually go behind the Bar to make them. I know where everything is...PS, we were there the next night for the real thing!
the food’s still great...amazing service too
I have three Servers and since I don't get in as much as I used to I alternate them...and Tip like crazy since they all split anyway.
Great video, thank you! Is it possible to still be added to the book?
Well I had to go there for 50 years and spend about $30,000...Hope you subscribed!
@@ForeverHollywood I just subscribed. Thanks for the info. I guess I have some time to go then! Visiting for the first time tomorrow.
@@VictoriasCantina Have the Lobster Ravioli!
I came from a Disney vlog to get history. Awesome, thanks for posting.
This was alot of fun.
A legendary Hollywood institution ❤️
Love the hats....
“I’m writing a paper on ailments of the heart” “A paper? A could write a book” #relatable
By the way it isn't a silent movie, this is a a parody,
I love the "You are totally nuts" look Holden gives her.
The things you learn from youtube
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Dang! 1938!
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Food looks amazinggg
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