(323) 785-4252
6000 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90038
34.0906
-118.3201
Neighborhoods: Central LA, Hollywood
What People Are Saying About Hollywood Forever Cemetery
The Editor
Kim Cooper
Citysearch
Founded in 1899, the former Hollywood Memorial Park has a checkered past: legendary movie star interments, scandal-plagued management and a mid-'90s bankruptcy that led to new ownership and a name change. Forever Enterprises has initiated extensive restoration of the grounds and now offers a revolutionary form of remembrance. Futuristic video memorials--combining family videos, interviews and even favorite songs of the deceased--let folks decide beforehand how they'll be remembered. Luminaries interred on the grounds include Cecil B. DeMille, Douglas Fairbanks, Tyrone Power and Marion Davies.…
06/23/08
Clever, cool, and Fun
by caguirre
My friends and I go as much as we can. Bring in our own liquor, food, and watch movies under the stars. Sooo awesome. The cemetery thing at first was a little creepy, but you don't get all spooked out here...they have cool tiki tourches that light your path, a dj that spins while you eat...
Movies are the best...You have to go with the right crowd...If they're boring, then so are you...hahaha...
Well, we love it....$10.00 for a great movie sounded by friends and my honey...anytime.
- Pros: Unique...nothing like it anywhere else...
- Cons: the potty's...but atleast there is somewhere to go...
07/16/07
Movies
by mandazie
The movies played here are actually quite charming. Let me tell you, I'm scared of scarry things. The girl no one should take to a scary movie scared, but this cemetary had a good vibe. It was a well organized event and there's great security. Parking may be some trouble, but all in all, a pleasant experiance.
10/27/06
boooooo
by jenlawton323
I thought haunted reviews and winners were about ACTUAL places that were believed to be haunted.....not some made up Hollywood thing....this is what they pick?...boooooooooo
The Details on Hollywood Forever Cemetery
When to Go:
On weekends during summer months, visitors can bring a blanket and picnic for the Cinespia movie screenings. Classic and cult favorites are projected onto a screen and DJs spin before and after the film. For more information, visit www.cinespia.org
Know Before You Go:
When Rudolph Valentino died in 1926, fans rioted. Around 1930, a mysterious, veiled woman began visiting Rudy's tomb. Several ladies have mourned over the years, usually appearing on Aug. 23, the anniversary of his death.
The Extras:
Two-hour guided tours are hosted on Saturdays and, occasionally, Sundays. The "Cemetery of the Stars" tour highlights the mysteries and scandals surrounding the famed cemetery. Visit the Cemetery Tours website for full details.
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