Hollywood: The Dream Factory (1972 TV Movie)
Dick Cavett: Self - Narrator
Quotes
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Dick Cavett - Narrator : Once upon a time, in the place called California, there was an enchanted kingdom. It was said the streets were paved with gold and it was inhabited by gods and goddesses, sorcerers and elves, wise men, jesters, and kings. For three decades the kingdom flourished, it was loved, for it offered human multitudes a rare and precious gift - escape from the mortal coil into wondrous flights of fantasy.
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[last lines]
Dick Cavett - Narrator : Hollywood, the dream factory, at its worst it was spendthrift, crass and vulgar, but at its best it offered a rich, romantic, compelling world of illusion. While no one can be certain, the world probably will not see anything quite like it again.
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Dick Cavett - Narrator : Within the dream factory's guarded walls were created all forms of adventure and delight. It was a place of ultimate illusion where any scene the human mind could conceive could be brought to life on film.
