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'''Hollywood''' is a district within [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], on the western coast of the [[North America]]n continent on [[Earth]]. The district is most associated with the [[United States of America|American]] film and television industry due to the presence of numerous movie studios, where many movies and television shows were filmed.
 
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{{disambiguation|the book by Gore Vidal|Hollywood (book)}}
 
'''Hollywood''' was a district within [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], on the western coast of the [[North America]]n continent on [[Earth]]. The district was most associated with the [[United States of America|American]] [[film]] and [[television]] industry due to the presence of numerous movie studios, where many movies and television shows were filmed.
   
 
[[Griffith Observatory]] was located in a part of Hollywood known as the [[Hollywood Hills]]. [[Time]]-displaced crewmembers from the {{USS|Voyager}} visited this area in [[1996]]. ({{VOY|Future's End}})
 
[[Griffith Observatory]] was located in a part of Hollywood known as the [[Hollywood Hills]]. [[Time]]-displaced crewmembers from the {{USS|Voyager}} visited this area in [[1996]]. ({{VOY|Future's End}})
   
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''In an [[alternate timeline]] [[1944]], a [[German]] [[Human 20th century untersturmfuhrer|SS officer]] claimed that Americans were good at making Hollywood movies with stars like [[Betty Grable]], [[Rita Hayworth]] and [[Veronica Lake]], but not at fighting. He said that, at some point, he would go to Hollywood and meet Betty Grable. [[Jonathan Archer]] did not think that he was Grable's type.'' ({{ENT|Storm Front}})
{{bginfo|Hollywood is, of course, the primary filming location of all ''Star Trek'' productions. [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount Studios]] is located in Hollywood and has housed every incarnation of the starship ''Enterprise''.}}
 
   
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In [[2375]], [[Tom Paris]] realized that something was wrong when he found [[Constance Goodheart]]'s dead body in his [[Holographic novel|holonovel]] ''[[The Adventures of Captain Proton]]''. As he informed [[Tuvok]], the good guys were never killed in [[1930s]] Hollywood. ({{VOY|Bride of Chaotica!}})
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File:Voyager over los angeles.jpg

Voyager flies above the LA area in 1996

For the book by Gore Vidal, please see Hollywood (book).

Hollywood was a district within Los Angeles, California, on the western coast of the North American continent on Earth. The district was most associated with the American film and television industry due to the presence of numerous movie studios, where many movies and television shows were filmed.

Griffith Observatory was located in a part of Hollywood known as the Hollywood Hills. Time-displaced crewmembers from the USS Voyager visited this area in 1996. (VOY: "Future's End")

In an alternate timeline 1944, a German SS officer claimed that Americans were good at making Hollywood movies with stars like Betty Grable, Rita Hayworth and Veronica Lake, but not at fighting. He said that, at some point, he would go to Hollywood and meet Betty Grable. Jonathan Archer did not think that he was Grable's type. (ENT: "Storm Front")

In 2375, Tom Paris realized that something was wrong when he found Constance Goodheart's dead body in his holonovel The Adventures of Captain Proton. As he informed Tuvok, the good guys were never killed in 1930s Hollywood. (VOY: "Bride of Chaotica!")

Hollywood is, of course, the primary filming location of most Star Trek productions. Paramount Studios is located in Hollywood and has housed every incarnation of the starship Enterprise.

External links