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When the monster prop for ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'' suddenly shorted out and exploded, director [[Rollie Friendly (G1)|Rollie Friendly]] was convinced by his PR expert, [[Mitch Keno]], to check out the mysterious [[Bigfoot]] sighted recently. While exploring, Rollie, a camera crew, his two stars [[Jake Colton (G1)|Jake Colton]] and [[Carissa Carr (G1)|Carissa Carr]], and a local guide ran into [[Skullgrin]]. Following a brief altercation, Rollie convinced the Decepticon to work with him on a movie. After squaring things with the National Guard, Rollie and company brought Skullgrin back to Hollywood to work on ''[[Monster from Mars]]''. {{storylink|Monstercon from Mars!}} | When the monster prop for ''[[Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula]]'' suddenly shorted out and exploded, director [[Rollie Friendly (G1)|Rollie Friendly]] was convinced by his PR expert, [[Mitch Keno]], to check out the mysterious [[Bigfoot]] sighted recently. While exploring, Rollie, a camera crew, his two stars [[Jake Colton (G1)|Jake Colton]] and [[Carissa Carr (G1)|Carissa Carr]], and a local guide ran into [[Skullgrin]]. Following a brief altercation, Rollie convinced the Decepticon to work with him on a movie. After squaring things with the National Guard, Rollie and company brought Skullgrin back to Hollywood to work on ''[[Monster from Mars]]''. {{storylink|Monstercon from Mars!}} | ||
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Hollywood was making a film involving a statue turning into a dragon. Some [[Gas Skunk|people]] missed the end of the news report by [[Dorie Dutton]] and assumed that the statue was really a Transformer. {{storylink|The Ultimate Robot Warrior}} | Hollywood was making a film involving a statue turning into a dragon. Some [[Gas Skunk|people]] missed the end of the news report by [[Dorie Dutton]] and assumed that the statue was really a Transformer. {{storylink|The Ultimate Robot Warrior}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:52, 26 January 2015
Hollywood is a famous neighbourhood in Los Angeles, California. If you're looking for fame and fortune or you want to be the star of a million dollar movie, it's the place to be!
Non-Fiction
Notable locations
- Marvel Productions
- Universal Studios Hollywood theme park, Universal City
- Paramount Pictures headquarters
Notable residents
- Ultra Magnus has a P.O. Box in the district of North Hollywood.[1]
Fiction
The Transformers cartoon
Hoist was hired by a Hollywood director to star in the latest Major Pictures action movie. The gig did not turn out to be as exciting or as glamourous as the Autobot imagined however. Hoist Goes Hollywood
Marvel Comics continuity
When the monster prop for Creepozoids of the Crab Nebula suddenly shorted out and exploded, director Rollie Friendly was convinced by his PR expert, Mitch Keno, to check out the mysterious Bigfoot sighted recently. While exploring, Rollie, a camera crew, his two stars Jake Colton and Carissa Carr, and a local guide ran into Skullgrin. Following a brief altercation, Rollie convinced the Decepticon to work with him on a movie. After squaring things with the National Guard, Rollie and company brought Skullgrin back to Hollywood to work on Monster from Mars. Monstercon from Mars!
2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon
Template:NoteCR Hollywood was making a film involving a statue turning into a dragon. Some people missed the end of the news report by Dorie Dutton and assumed that the statue was really a Transformer. The Ultimate Robot Warrior
Notes
- Cover B of Spotlight: Prowl shows Prowl standing in front of the famous Hollywood sign.
- On Thursday, May 28th, 2009, BotCon 2009 offered attendees a tour of Hollywood from 7:45AM to 5PM.
References
External links
- Hollywood at Wikipedia
