Hollywood – Netflix release date and time, cast and plot
HOLLYWOOD is the brand new Netflix drama series which follows group of aspiring actors and filmmakers post World War II.
The young hopefuls will do almost anything to make it in the showbiz industry - here's what fans expect from Ryan Murphy's mini-series.
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After that time you will be able to binge watch the entire series in one go.
The limited series will have just seven episodes.
This is the second Netflix series for screenwriter and producer Ryan Murphy.
Who is in the Hollywood series cast?
With screenwriters Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan behind the new series, viewers can expect to see a host of Tinseltown stars bring the story to life.
Many of the cast have previously worked with Murphy before with a host of newcomers making up the star-studded line-up.
Here's a list of who stars in the brand new Netflix mini-series:
- David Corenswet as Jack
- Darren Criss as Raymond
- Jeremy Pope as Archie
- Laura Harrier as Camille
- Samara Weaving as Claire
- Dylan McDermott as Ernie
- Holland Taylor as Ellen Kincaid
- Patti LuPone as Avis
- Jim Parsons as Henry Wilson
- Jake Pickering as Rock Hudson
- Joe Mantello as Dick
- Maude Apatow as Henrietta
What is Hollywood about?
Hollywood is a new mini-series from American screenwriters Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan.
It follows a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers in post-World War 2 Los Angeles as they try to make it in Hollywood.
The period drama will delve into the hidden world of Hollywood's Golden age.
David Corenswet who stars in the new series told Hollywood Reporter: "It's 1940's Hollywood, so there's going to be great clothes and great accents. It's going to be sexy and optimistic."
He added: "It's really about young people and the excitement of young people seeking opportunity."
The story will unfold as the different characters expose biases of race, gender and sexuality.
Aiming to expose old-age dynamics and what the entertainment industry would have been like if things had been very different.
Writer Janet Mock explains the aspirational storyline saying: "What if a band of outsider were given a chance to tell their own story? What if the person with greenlight power was a woman? The screenwriter a black man? What if the heroine was a woman of colour? The Matinee idol openly gay?"
She then explains that the new series, Hollywood is a sort of love letter to the industry town where: "Dreamers dwell, stars are born and magic transcends reality."