Lights camera action - S154
The Good Old Days Collection
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Hollywood is that it was originally chosen as a film location for its sunny weather and diverse landscapes, facilitating year-round filming and offering versatility to filmmakers.
Hollywood, spanning roughly from the 1920s to the 1960s, represents a golden age of cinema characterized by glamour, sophistication, and timeless films, featuring legendary stars like Marilyn Monroe, Humphrey Bogart, and Audrey Hepburn, whose performances and iconic imagery continue to captivate audiences to this day.
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Vacation on the beach - S152
In the 1960s, beach culture thrived with a carefree vibe, influenced by iconic films, like "Beach Party," and the music of bands like The Beach Boys, epitomizing a youthful pursuit of freedom, leisure, and the California Dream.
The 1960s witnessed a vibrant beach culture characterized by a carefr... -
Night out on Broadway - S153
Broadway in New York City is renowned as the pinnacle of American theater, showcasing world-class productions and attracting audiences from around the globe to its iconic stages.
Broadway in New York City, often dubbed "The Great White Way," stands as the epitome of American theater, boasting a r... -
World Icons - S157
Learn about famous icons in this video. Discover the people who made history.
