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Hollywood Forever is an old fashion cemetery containing many imposing
tall old headstones and towering monuments, including a few unusual shaped ones
such as obelisks and rocket ships. This cemetery is so picturesque with its lake
and tall palm trees, that it has been used as a background location for many
Hollywood movies including Hot Shots starring Charlie Sheen and L.A.Story
starring Steve Martin. The two mausoleums, containing many Hollywood film stars,
have beautiful interiors full of marble and coloured stain glass windows. As you
enter each mausoleum please note the names of the various hallways and corridors
are named on the tiled floor.
This is the oldest cemetery in Hollywood, established in 1899 and contains well
over 100 celebrities. A guide to all celebrities containing their grave location
and their claim to fame, can be purchased in the flower shop. This souvenir
guide also contains the full history of the Hollywood Forever cemetery and
a map of the grounds.
A selection from the many celebrity graves can be found below just click to view
photograph of grave.
Celebrity Graves that can be found in Hollywood Forever Memorial Park include :-
Cody Iron Eyes. Actor appeared in many TV westerns including Rawhide, Bonanza and Gunsmoke.
Cohn Harry. Studio head of Columbia Pictures.
Blanc Mel. The voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck & Porky Pig his headstone contains the epitaph "That's All Folks"
DeMille Cecil. B. One of the great film producers
Eddy Nelson. Singer/Actor
Fairbanks Douglas. Actor
Fairbanks Douglas Jr. Actor
Finch Peter. Actor & winner of posthumous Academy award for his part in the film "Network"
Fleming Victor. Director of both The Wizard of Oz and Gone with the Wind.
Gaynor Janet. Actress.
Hackett Joan. Actress
Huston John. Actor/Director
Laird Jack. Producer of TV series including "Kojack"
Lasky Jesse. Director filmed with Cecil B. DeMille - Hollywood's first full length movie The Squaw Man in 1913.
Lasky Jesse Jr. Writer and son of Jesse.
Lorre Peter. Actor with the big eyes appeared in "Casablanca" etc
Lyon Ben. Actor/comedian
Mansfield Jayne. Actress sex god of the 60's
McDaniel Hattie. Actress who was Mammy in "Gone with the Wind"
Muni Paul. Actor won Oscar as best actor for his role in the film "The Story of Louis Pasteur"
Power Tyrone. Actor
Ramone Johnny. Lead guitarist with the rock band "The Ramones"
Rappe Virginia. Victim in the Fatty Arbuckle rape trial.
Riddle Nelson. Musician & composer won Best Music Academy award for "The Great Gatsy" (1974)
Sedway Moe. Gangster associate of Bugsy Siegel.
Seigel Bugsy. Legendary Gangster who built the first super hotel in Las Vegas "The Flamingo"
Talmadge Norma. Actress who was the first to step into cement at the Chinese Theatre.
Valentino Rudolph. Actor and heart throb.
Wilcox Harvey. You may not recognize the name but you'll recognize the city he founded Hollywood. Wilcox is the main street named after him in Hollywood. Buried next to his wife it was she who suggested the name to him, after talking to a woman on a train who's hometown was named Hollywood, the rest is history.
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