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This is housed in the old Max Factor building and much of the first floor is devoted to making up the artists. The rest id devoted to stars of the past and present. There are 4 floors here and just a plethora of memorabilia from...More
What an amazing display of the original Batman props and costumes . Had the car and motorcycle from the show ! Parking nearby for $10 and Hollywood Blvd right around the corner
Honestly didn't expect to like this place so much... I felt almost like if we didn't come here, we may have not experienced how Hollywood has become, from Marilyn Monroe's make-up set to costumes, to costumes from Harry Potter, and even drama series like The...More
Surprisingly, this museum is filled with 4 stories of very interesting memorabilia. In particular, Marilyn Monroe's clothing, photos, even her prescription pill bottle is in here. Max Factor had special make-up for women deepening on their hair color and you can visit each room. If...More
This is a must place visit for locals and visitors alike! My favorite room had to be of I Love Lucy and the artifacts from the set! The vintage TV replica played a loop of "vitameatavegamin" and boy was it funny to watch! No matter...More
This place is just packed with recent and historic Hollywood memorabilia. Everything from make-up, costumes, posters, including audio and visual recordings. Make sure to check out the "dungeon" for horror film buffs and upstairs for Marilyn Monroe. We've been here several times and there is...More
Just went to the Hollywood Museum for the first time for the opening reception of their Batman 66 exhibit! What a wonderfully curated exhibition! House in the old Max Factor building, the museum is a lesson in Hollywood history! Original props spanning all of Hollywood...More
One of the beat attraction in Hollywood. This museum is a very history on Cinema. Must see for Cinema lovers. Very recommended.
The main floor is devoted to Max Factor and those "stars"--particularly Marilyn Monroe and Lucille Ball--who had something to do w/ the make-up as is fitting as the musuem is located in the former Max Factor building. The rest of that floor is taken up...More
The last time we were here we tried to go but it was the early part of the week and they are closed. In a town that has produced a lot of history, they don't seem very interested in preserving it. This is one of...More
