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Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90038
(323) 785-4252
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Mon-Fri 8:30am-4pm Sat-Sun 10am-4pmStatus: Closed
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tel: (213) 386-3516
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The Hollywood Forever Cemetery is special because it offers unique services to pay respect to the departed. A lot of Hollywood's famous people are buried here. The services include a funeral chapel which can broadcast the funeral over the web, for those who cannot attend the funeral in person. Other facilities include a personalized funeral service with floral tributes and musicians. The...
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Within view of the Hollywood sign and the back lot of Paramount Studios, Hollywood Forever is the final resting place of hundreds of famous folk, including Douglas Fairbanks, Rudolph Valentino, Peter Finch, Marion Davies, Tyrone Power, Cecil B. DeMille, Victor Fleming, John Huston, and many more.
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Two-hour guided tours are hosted on Saturdays and, occasionally, Sundays. The "Cemetery of the Stars" tour highlights the mysteries and scandals surrounding the famed cemetery. Visit the Cemetery Tours website for full details.
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On weekends during summer months, visitors can bring a blanket and picnic for the Cinespia movie screenings. Classic and cult favorites are projected onto a screen and DJs spin before and after the film. For more information, visit www.cinespia.org
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When Rudolph Valentino died in 1926, fans rioted. Around 1930, a mysterious, veiled woman began visiting Rudy's tomb. Several ladies have mourned over the years, usually appearing on Aug. 23, the anniversary of his death.
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Final resting place for Hollywood royalty such as DeMille and Fairbanks.
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Founded in 1899, the former Hollywood Memorial Park has a checkered past: legendary movie star interments, scandal-plagued management and a mid-'90s bankruptcy that led to new ownership and a name change. Forever Enterprises has initiated extensive restoration of the grounds and now offers a revolutionary form of remembrance. Futuristic video memorials--combining family videos, interviews and...
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My friends and I go as much as we can. Bring in our own liquor, food, and watch movies under the stars. Sooo awesome. The cemetery thing at first was a little creepy, but you don't get all spooked out here...they have cool tiki tourches that light your path, a dj that spins while you eat...
Movies are the best...You have to go with the right crowd...If they're boring, then so are... more
Movies are the best...You have to go with the right crowd...If they're boring, then so are... more
Hollywood Forever Museum by Elizabeth G. at InsiderPages
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I have attended several events here and we have always had a lot of fun. Everything is done tastefully and it is an honor to attend where so many great entertainers have been laid to rest.
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The movies played here are actually quite charming. Let me tell you, I'm scared of scarry things. The girl no one should take to a scary movie scared, but this cemetary had a good vibe. It was a well organized event and there's great security. Parking may be some trouble, but all in all, a pleasant experiance.
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