Stacker's Picks for the Greatest American Movies of All Time - Page 3

Since the early 20th century, Hollywood has been the epicenter of the American film industry. Though the first film made entirely in Hollywood was a short film entitled "In Old California" in 1910, the first completed Hollywood film—1908's "The Count of Monte Cristo"—began production in Chicago. Sunset Boulevard's first movie studio opened around 1911, and eventually many East Coast studios had relocated to Los Angeles by 1915. Since then, production studios have blossomed outside of the ones in LA, and though it remains the premier location for all things film, Paramount is the only movie studio still located in Hollywood itself. American film production includes countless contributions to film history's canon, timeless staples that transcend age or accolades, and singular visions considered to be some of the greatest art ever made.

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The Shop Around the Corner (1940)