Hollywood: The Fabulous Era (1962)
1962 · Television · 52 min · dir. Jack Haley Jr.
- Documentary
Synopsis
Hollywood: The Fabulous Era is a 1962 American documentary directed by Jack Haley Jr. Produced for ABC, the film was said to "celebrate American culture by means of a panegyric account of the film industry. "
Synopsis from Wikipedia
Details
- Director
- Jack Haley Jr.
- Writer
- Marshall Flaum
- Released
- 1962-11-28
- Running time
- 52 minutes
Cast & crew
Jack Haley Jr. Director
Henry Fonda
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★ · Nostalgic · F is for Film · 2013-08-20
Quite entertaining. And a good score by Elmer Bernstein. But who removed the Wolpert "spiral" logo at the end of the closing credits? That's just criminal.
★★★★ · A blast from the past. · Bovine Stool · 2021-11-07
An very enjoyable look at the golden age of Hollywood. There is a 13 episode documentary on this website called "Hollywood: A celebration of the American silent film" which would be a good accompaniment to this TV Program for any film buffs. It was made in 1980, and features some great film footage as well as interviews with actors, directors, cameramen and stuntmen of the silent era, now long dead.