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  HuffPost UK

  Hollywood On Netflix: What's Fact And What's Fiction In Ryan Murphy's New Drama?

  The show depicts real-life figures like Rock Hudson, Anna May Wong and Hattie McDaniel, but how accurate are their stories?

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  Celebrity

  Evening Standard

  From Rock Hudson to Vivien Leigh: The real-life actors fictionalised in Netflix's Hollywood

  While its central cast of dreamers are entirely fictional, Ryan Murphy’s Hollywood features plenty of real-life stars.The new Netflix series - which has divided critics - follows a group of wannabe filmmakers as they attempt to make it big in post-Second World War Hollywood.

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  Digital Spy

  Hollywood on Netflix - What happened to the real-life people, from Rock Hudson to Hattie McDaniel

  Let's take a look at the tragic fates of its real-life figures...

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  The Independent

  Hollywood on Netflix: Who are the real-life stars of the 1940s-set series?

  Ah, Hollywood: the place where dreams come true. For over a century, this Los Angeles district has been synonymous with the film industry, as people from around the world continue to flock to La-La Land in hope of making it in show business.Now, a new Netflix series from Ryan Murphy (Pose, Glee, American Horror Story) looks to the golden age of cinema during the post-Second World War era of the 1940s. With the birth of the talking pictures, the industry was churning out stars left, right and cen

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  Digital Spy

  In Netflix’s Hollywood, Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons will haunt your dreams

  We're not in Caltech anymore.

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  The Telegraph

  Hollywood, Netflix review: Ryan Murphy rewrites Tinseltown for the woke era

  Purple, manipulative, shameless – the old-school Hollywood of Ryan Murphy’s dreams might hustle like the real thing, but it doesn’t much look like it. After the true-life diva combat of Feud, which focused on the rivalry between Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, Murphy’s Netflix period piece is heavy on statement. Back in 1947, Tinseltown was a tantalising closed shop, those glittering gates barred to any number of talented contenders – black people, gay people, women of a certain age. But what if

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