1. The
Earliest existence of Hollywood was originally known as ‘Cahuenga Valley’. The name was known to the agricultural community
that lived in the area around the beginning
of 19th Century.
2. Actor Charlie Sheen (Originally known as Carlos Irwin Estevez) an American actor, bought 2615 tickets to a baseball game so that he could practice catching the ball when it was hit for a home run.
3. The First Feature Film that New Line Cinema ever produced was ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ in 1984. Wes Craven first proposed the script in 1981 but since no one was interested it floated aimlessly until New Line Cinema picked it up and it became one of the most successful horror films of all time.
4. Johnny Depp, an American actor, film producer and a musician, first Hollywood movie beak was a role in ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ in 1984.He was casted for the role through his wife, Lori Anne Allison who was a make-up artist and a friend of Nicholas cage.
5. The film ‘Quantum of Solace’ was the twenty-second part of James Bond series released in 2008 and its title has been kicked around since 1989 when ‘Licence to Kill’ was being released, which was the sixteenth entry on the James Bond series.
2. Actor Charlie Sheen (Originally known as Carlos Irwin Estevez) an American actor, bought 2615 tickets to a baseball game so that he could practice catching the ball when it was hit for a home run.
3. The First Feature Film that New Line Cinema ever produced was ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ in 1984. Wes Craven first proposed the script in 1981 but since no one was interested it floated aimlessly until New Line Cinema picked it up and it became one of the most successful horror films of all time.
4. Johnny Depp, an American actor, film producer and a musician, first Hollywood movie beak was a role in ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ in 1984.He was casted for the role through his wife, Lori Anne Allison who was a make-up artist and a friend of Nicholas cage.
5. The film ‘Quantum of Solace’ was the twenty-second part of James Bond series released in 2008 and its title has been kicked around since 1989 when ‘Licence to Kill’ was being released, which was the sixteenth entry on the James Bond series.
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