Press & Media
The Hollywoodland Revue
The Hollywoodland Revue is an independent publication devoted to Hollywood history, classic cinema, and cultural memory, with a particular focus on historic places, overlooked figures, and the long arc of the film industry.
Founded and edited by Hollywood historian Allan R. Ellenberger, the site publishes original long-form essays, historical investigations, biographies, and commentary grounded in archival research and narrative storytelling.
Editorial Focus
Coverage includes:
- Classic film history and legacy cinema
- Film preservation, restorations, and archival programming
- Historic Hollywood locations and institutions
- Biographies, obituaries, and remembrance pieces
Media Recognition
Allan R. Ellenberger’s work has been quoted by The Hollywood Reporter as a source on Hollywood history and cultural remembrance.
Audience
The Hollywoodland Revue serves a readership of film historians, preservationists, archivists, scholars, and classic-film enthusiasts seeking historically grounded coverage beyond mainstream entertainment reporting.
Credentialed Coverage
The Hollywoodland Revue welcomes credentialed coverage opportunities aligned with its editorial mission, including:
- Film festivals and retrospectives
- Museum exhibitions and cultural programs
- Preservation screenings and anniversary events
Coverage emphasizes historical context, accuracy, and long-form analysis.
Contact
Press and credential inquiries:
info@thehollywoodlandrevue.com