Why Does Ryan Murphy’s ‘Hollywood’ Ignore Disabled Actors in Its Narrative?
To create a revisionist Hollywood that lacks the disabled is to, once again, ignore a group whose fairy tale ending hasn’t even begun to be discussed.
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‘Hollywood’: Giving Anna May Wong and Rock Hudson Their Due
The real-life figures Ryan Murphy shows in the series have a bittersweet agency that they were denied in life.
Studios Would Win in a War Against Theaters, but Isn’t There a Less Painful Victory?
Now’s the time for studios and theaters to engage on best practices and innovation to get through this crisis, together. It’s also unlikely.
‘Hollywood’: Janet Mock and Darren Criss Get a Chance to Rewrite History
Ryan Murphy’s Netflix fantasy gives the series director and actor the opportunity to explore a diverse entertainment industry.
Stream of the Day: After ‘Hollywood,’ Get to Know the Real Anna May Wong in Sparkling ‘Piccadilly’ Restoration
A new Netflix series introduces viewers to the fake history of one of Hollywood’s unique early stars, but her real work is what really deserves attention.
Ryan Murphy’s ‘Hollywood’ Is a Better Version of the Hollywood Fairy Tale Than ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’
In Ryan Murphy’s new Netflix series, characters understand the responsibility film has to change hearts and minds — and they act on it.
7 New Netflix Shows in May 2020, and the Best Reasons to Watch
A Netflix parade of Emmy contenders floods the service in May, from Damien Chazelle’s “The Eddy” to Steve Carell’s “Space Force.”
Samara Weaving Says Hooray for ‘Hollywood’ in Ryan Murphy’s Latest Netflix Series
The “Ready or Not” actress discusses the challenges of going back to the past in Ryan Murphy’s “Hollywood.”
‘Hollywood’ Review: Ryan Murphy’s Campy Crowdpleaser Is a Transparent Fantasy
Ryan Murphy revises Old Hollywood history to show an industry shaped by diversity and inclusion, but his rose-tinted glasses dim any genuine vision.
‘Hollywood’ First Trailer: Ryan Murphy and Netflix Tell an Alternate History of Tinseltown
Murphy regulars Patti LuPone, Darren Criss, and Dylan McDermott star in the drama series.
‘Hollywood’ First Photos: Ryan Murphy’s Ode to Vintage Glam for Netflix
“Hollywood,” from Murphy and longtime collaborator Ian Brennan, “follows a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers in post-World War II Hollywood as they try to make it in Tinseltown — no matter the cost.”
Ryan Murphy’s Netflix Event Series ‘Hollywood’ Set for May, Making It an Emmy Contender
The limited series stars Darren Criss, Samara Weaving, Dylan McDermott, Jim Parsons, and Broadway legend Patti LuPone.
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