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Hollywoodland

In a town full of fiction, everyone has a version of the truth.
2006 | 126m | English

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Popularity: 4 (history)

Director: Allen Coulter
Writer: Paul Bernbaum
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When Hollywood superstar George Reeves dies in his home, private detective Louis Simo is hired to investigate his death and gets caught in a web of lies involving a big studio executive's wife.
Release Date: Aug 31, 2006
Director: Allen Coulter
Writer: Paul Bernbaum
Genres: Drama, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Keywords detective, jealousy, dying and death, deceived wife, lovers, investigation, observer, super power
Production Companies Miramax, Back Lot Pictures, Focus Features
Box Office Revenue: $16,803,753
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Adrien Brody Louis Simo
Diane Lane Toni Mannix
Ben Affleck George Reeves
Bob Hoskins Eddie Mannix
Robin Tunney Leonore Lemmon
Kathleen Robertson Carol Van Ronkel
Lois Smith Helen Bessolo
Phillip MacKenzie Bill Bliss
Larry Cedar Chester Sinclair
Eric Kaldor Barbell Man
Caroline Dhavernas Kit Holliday
Kevin Hare Robert Condon
Molly Parker Laurie Simo
Zach Mills Evan Simo
Neil Crone Chuck
Gareth Williams Del
Seamus Dever Phillip
Vladimir Jon Cubrt Morgue Attendant
Ted Atherton Detective Doug Johnson
Diego Fuentes Natividad Vacio
Dash Mihok Sergeant Jack Paterson
Veronica Watt Rita Hayworth
Joan Gregson Chopard Saleswoman
David Bolt Judge Eisler
Todd Grinnell Times Reporter
David J. MacNeil Officer Daniel Korby
Ayumi Iizuka Miss Yoshida
Eric Fink Dominick's Waiter
Jeffrey DeMunn Art Weissman
Jeff Teravainen Lester Koenig, Auditioning Actor
Brendan Wall Harold Chiles, Casting Director
Eric Weinthal Barney Sarecky, Producer
Steve Adams Bob Maxwell, Producer
Jack Newman Izzy Berne, Tailor
Brad William Henke Russ Taylor
Joseph Adam Jack Larson / Jimmy Olsen
Lorry Ayers Phyllis Coates / Lois Lane
Robert B. Kennedy Tommy Carr, Director
Sven Van de Ven John Hamilton / Perry White
Gray Powell Chad
Michael Rhoades James Engelmann
Tim Campbell MGM Hunk
Joe Spano Howard Strickling
Richard Fancy Alford "Rip" Van Ronkel
Kerin McCue "Superman" Announcer (voice)
Jeff Cowan Maxwell Arnow, Casting Director
Peter James Haworth Fred Zinnemann
Tim Dorsch Docville Bank Teller
Alexander Cameron Drogemuller Stunned Boy
Jason Spevack Kenneth Giles
Dendrie Taylor Mrs. Sinclair
Jody Jaress Mannix Maid
Murray Oliver Funeral Reporter #1
Walter Rinaldi Funeral Reporter #2
Terry Barna Buddy Adler
Bill Lake Cigar Man
Natalie Krill Camera Girl
Erin Gooderham Jackie, Leonore's Friend
Cameron Mitchell Jr. Earl Wilson
Cotton Mather Dark Figure
Steve Brandes Thug Detective
Donald Burda Rick Harris
Charlie Lea 5-Year-Old Evan
Matt Amar Man at Police Station (uncredited)
Jordan Barker Wag (uncredited)
Yaron Betan Delivery Guy (uncredited)
Patrick Dussault Man at Audition (uncredited)
Crystal Joy Hall Mom (uncredited)
Michael Janik Cop (uncredited)
Austin Macdonald Boy at Park (uncredited)
Jennifer Sims Mom (uncredited)
Name Job
Julie Weiss Costume Designer
J. Miles Dale Second Unit Director, Unit Production Manager
Ron Bochar Supervising Sound Editor, Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Matt Birman Stunt Coordinator
Allen Coulter Director
Paul Bernbaum Screenplay
Joanna Colbert Casting
Patrick Banister Art Direction
Jennifer Bower O'Halloran Key Hair Stylist
Linda Dowds Key Makeup Artist
Jennifer Lane Post Production Supervisor
Myron Hoffert First Assistant Director
Anthony Carlino Set Dresser
Michael Shocrylas Set Designer
Beth Gilinsky Art Department Coordinator
Chris Fielder Assistant Sound Editor
Reilly Steele Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Alexa Zimmerman Assistant Sound Editor
Skyler Wilson Key Special Effects
Brendan Taylor Visual Effects Coordinator
Christina Cattle Set Costumer
David McIlroy Location Manager
Jennifer Dunnington Music Editor
Leslie McDonald Production Design
Jonathan Freeman Director of Photography
Karen Asano-Myers Key Hair Stylist
Jane Nerlinger Evans Executive In Charge Of Post Production
Beverly Morgan Third Assistant Director
Summer Gaal Set Dresser
J. Ryan Halpenny Assistant Art Director
Rossana DeCampo Key Scenic Artist
Paul Hsu Sound Effects Editor
Jordan Craig Stunt Coordinator
Sarah McMurdo Visual Effects Production Manager
Cotton Mather Stunt Coordinator
Lindsay Jacobs Costume Supervisor
Dan Lieberstein Music Supervisor
Susan Marucci Script Supervisor
Michael Berenbaum Editor
Odetta Stoddard Set Decoration
Erwin H. Kupitz Wigmaker
Christopher J. Danton Production Manager
Gerrod Shully Third Assistant Director
Paul Penley Set Dresser
Paul Greenberg Graphic Designer
Susan Chooljian Art Department Coordinator
Branka Mrkic Dialogue Editor
Rob Hinderstein Special Effects Makeup Artist
Fiona Campbell Westgate Visual Effects Producer
Kim Derko Second Unit Director of Photography
S. Todd Christensen Location Manager
Lawrence Manchester Scoring Mixer
Charley Bob Burnham Transportation Coordinator
Luisa Abel Key Makeup Artist
Dennis Berardi Visual Effects Supervisor
Evan Jacobs Visual Effects Supervisor
Marcelo Zarvos Original Music Composer
Name Title
J. Miles Dale Executive Producer
Jake Myers Executive Producer
Glenn Williamson Producer
Joe Pichirallo Executive Producer
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Wuchak
7.0

_**The mysterious death of 50’s icon George Reeves**_ In the early morning hours of June 16, 1959, George Reeves (Ben Affleck), star of the Adventures of Superman that ran from 1952-1958, is found dead in his Westside Los Angeles bedroom from a gunshot wound to the head. While the official cause ... of death is listed as suicide, his mother hires a private detective (Adrien Brody) to investigate the possibility of murder. Although it is argued that Reeves had reasons to kill himself due to depression over being typecast and aging issues, several individuals had motive and opportunity to kill him, including ex-girlfriend Toni Mannix (Diane Lane) and her powerful husband, the manager of MGM (Bob Hoskins), as well as Reeves’ fiancé (Robin Tunney). The biggest mystery is why the other three individuals in the house at the time of Reeves’ death waited 45 minutes to notify police. “Hollywoodland” (2006) is a crime drama in the neo-noir vein and also a tragic biopic similar to “Auto Focus” (2002), “Mommie Dearest” (1981) and “Changeling” (2008). The only fictional character is Brody’s private eye, but he was based on real-life detective Milo Speriglio. The movie effectively details the three different death scenarios with the hint that one is the most likely. But, really, it begins as a mystery and ends as one, which I think is fitting since no one actually knows what happened at this point. In any case, this is a worthy tribute to Reeves and his life in Hollywood during the 50s. After watching, research the case for yourself. Also notable on the female front are Caroline Dhavernas as the detective’s girlfriend and Molly Parker as his ex. The film runs 2 hours, 6 minutes and was shot in Los Angeles and the greater Toronto area. GRADE: B

Nov 27, 2021