#hollywoodland

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Mulholland Dam and Reservoir Beneath Hollywoodland Sign, 1926

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Happy 100th birthday to the Hollywood sign!

On July 13, 1923, a sign consisting of 50-foot-tall letters spelling out "HOLLYWOODLAND" was dedicated in the Hollywood Hills. #OnThisDay

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Rare color photograph of the Hollywoodland sign in 1944

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Bela Lugosi and Lillian at their home on Westshire Drive in Hollywoodland (circa 1934)

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BEN AFFLECK as GEORGE REEVES dressed as SUPERMAN.  Hollywoodland (2006) | Dir. Allen Coulter

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ROBIN TUNNEY as LEONORE LEMMON Hollywoodland | 2006

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The Hollywood Sign was officially dedicated in the hills above Hollywood, Los Angeles on July 13, 1923. It originally reads “Hollywoodland ” but the four last letters are dropped after renovation in 1949.

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Thanks to everyone who filled out my fictif survey a while ago :D The results were very interesting to consider alongside different timelines and demographics of the game.

All in all, people vastly prefered the longer series which focused on individual characters, though art style and character design were also important factors.

A lot of people were interested in a wider variety of female and non-binary LIs, and the most common traits for desired love interests were: more body type variety, older LIs, and GNC LIs.

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Hollywood, California - July 2023

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Hollywood in the 1920s

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Hollywoodland and Hollywoodland Sign, 1930

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Lots of great stuff on #TCM in June. Like…

Tribute to #StarOfTheMonth KATHARINE HEPBURN starts today!

Special theme honoring HOLLYWOODLAND, 100 years of the Hollywood Sign is scheduled for Tuesdays.

RAQUEL WELCH memorial tribute on June 11.

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The funniest thing about the jailbreak in Hollywoodland is how absolutely deranged it is.

So, you have this guy who is being detained as a terrorist, who already stole a time machine and has repeatedly shot at your team, successfully injuring two of them at various points. Your team historian, who has already tried to help him get away with his crimes once, insists that you need his help, so you go ahead and use your time machine to set things up so he can break himself out of prison.

He is alone at this point. If he decides to bolt and never be seen again, you can't stop him because you already got the guards out of the way for him and didn't have anyone on site to stop him. If he decides to get together some henchmen and take over your super secret bunker and steal your time machine... again, I cannot emphasize this enough, you can't stop him. Because there are only, at maximum, the same six people there at any given time and a key part of your plan was to give the terrorist your hideout address and hope he shows up in a helpful mood.

For some reason you decide to go ahead with this completely deranged plan and, amazingly, it works. This has the unfortunate side effect that he now moves into your off the grid survival bunker with your already messy found family that mostly actively hates him. You immediately regret all your life choices.

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I always think about the fact that Nicky was still alive in the 50's so he definetly got to watch Celia's first movies and build her career.

So imagine Celia's route, right? That you got with Celia and ended up showing in one of her movies (maybe thousands later on).

I just imagine Nicky being like already old and stuff and then he watche's a movie that shows you with Celia and you still look so young?!

Idk, I just thought about it and found it funny like--

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Adrien Brody in Hollywoodland

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“You do look fetching tonight.” Hollywoodland (2006) | Dir. Allen Coulter