Hollywood Special: interview with Harold Lloyd, undated

Item — Reel: 34

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Scope and Contents

In this interview conducted by Allan Moll, Harold Lloyd, a film comedian from the 1920s and 1930s, discusses the role of entertainment, the differences between low budget and high budget films, Americas image overseas and how Hollywood cinema effects that image, and the future of Hollywood. He goes on to discuss his views on the Hollywood star system, the trend of Actors becoming directors or producers, runaway film productions, and his personal interests.

Dates

undated

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Materials in English.

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