The Great Depression's Impact on Hollywood

Hollywood has influenced the history of the United States since its establishment. For nearly a century, it has raised and formed the morale of the country. However, Hollywood not only affects American society but also American society. In the 1920s the American society flourished, people became wealthy, consumed and borrowed money, and they thought life seemed good. Then the stock market crashed in October 1929. I lost everything that many people have. Prior to the crash accident, people put all the money into the bank.

This article focuses on the Hollywood film industry, Great Depression, Theater and Performing Arts. All of these affected my grandfather's life in the 1920s and 1930s. In this article I will explain his way to success and patience in the process of realizing American dreams. There are many cultural products to maintain American lifestyle, but the most famous is America's dream. Hollywood, famous for its film industry in the pursuit of American dreams, especially in the film industry, is often referred to as DreamWorks as it is able to produce an idealized image reminiscent of the factory (Bernard, 199).

With the arrival of the 1930s, Hollywood continued to make great films in the Great Depression on the outskirts of Hollywood. Within Hollywood, the movie desperately helps the public remove the reality of depression and join the fictional Hollywood world. During the Great Depression, other films had no positive influence on depressed people than classical dance duo, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Astaire and Rogers Duo can express elaborate and intimate style, elegance and technical excellence not only through the fusion of plots and music in the movie of Rogers-Astaire but also through the movie world, happy and laughing Brought up I grew up in the hearts of depressed and exhausted people "(Lawton," The World of Movies ", 82)