FILM HISTORY MUSEUM
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2024
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2024
At 3 p. m. north of Hollywood, the Alabama Hills region has been watching celebrities and filming teams from Seventh art for nearly 100 years. It is with a wide collection of costumes, accessories, cars and personal objects that this little museum jewel recounts the long history of cinema in the region, from the first death to the most recent films (e. g. Iron Man in 2008).
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Visited in august 2017
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Un arrêt incontournable pour tous les amateurs de cinéma : ce petit musée regorge de pépites relatives aux western, on y découvre de nombreux souvenirs de John Wayne (le cowboy par excellence) mais aussi plus proche de nous, ceux de Django unchained tourné dans les environs.
Visited in april 2017
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Entre le costume de John Wayne, les nombreuses affiches originales de films et la diligence du dentiste dans Django Unchained, le musée retrace parfaitement en quoi les Alabama Hills ont été le décor idéal de nombreux westerns.