Unremembered Hollywood

In 1924, the recently widowed Ruth Malone retreated to publishing magnate Arch Winthrop's beach house to mourn her dearly departed husband George "Biscuits" Malone. Biscuits was beloved by all, and the loss was too great to bear. That is, before Winthrop's personal physician Dr. Vance Pellegrino makes a shocking suggestion.

Unremembered Hollywood was created, written, and produced by Charlie Fonville. Abby Larson is played by Annie Savage with Original music by Jonathan Dinerstein.

Starring Craig Cackowski as Arch Winthrop, James Urbaniak as Dr. Vance Pellegrino, Kimberly Dilts as Ruth Malone, Mark Gagliardi as Rudolph Valentino, Megan Gogerty as Frances Marion, Christa Kimlicko-Jones as Dipsy Driscoll, Jonathan Dinerstein as Mister Larry the Nightwatchman DC Pierson as Detective and Edvard Munch, and Judson Jones as Coast Guard Captain.

Special Guests: Christa Kimlicko-Jones, Craig Cackowski, DC Pierson, James Urbaniak, Jonathan Dinerstein, Judson Jones, Kimberly Dilts, Mark Gagliardi, and Megan Gogerty.

In 1948, director Tom Hartley and Producer Margaret Chapman began work on "They Stood Tall," the most ambitious Civil War film ever attempted. Sparing no expense, they even hired the last surviving Confederate soldier as a military advisor. But no one could have known the chaos that would come from Albert’s presence. Within a year, a handful of the actors would be institutionalized, the Monolith Studio lot would be reduced to ash, and every scrap of Tom’s dream project would be destroyed.

Unremembered Hollywood was created, written, and produced by Charlie Fonville, with original music by Jonathan Dinerstein.

Civil War Violin by Rebecca Ward, and Erdinger's Horse Glue Theme sung by Claire Barnhart.

Starring Annie Savage as Abby Larson, with Hal Lublin as Albert Sullivan, Mike Rock as Tom Hartley and Cary Grant, Shulie Cowen as Margaret Chapman, Elisabeth Hower as Merle Oberon, Bryce Johnson as Van Heflin, Mark McConville as Chap Thaxton, Christine Weatherup as Leslie Brooks, John Ennis as Frank Erdinger and Henry Olson, Fred Cross as Langston Devereaux, Judson Jones as Buckles McMaster, Justin Wright Neufeld as Arthur Shields, Roy Flaunt, and Confederate Commander, and Christa Kimlicko-Jones as Ida Calloway.

Special Guests: Bryce Johnson, Christa Kimlicko-Jones, Christine Weatherup, Elisabeth Hower, Fred Cross, Hal Lublin, Humphrey Ker, John Ennis, Judson Jones, Justin Neufeld, Mark McConville, Mike Rock, Rebecca Ward, and Shulie Cowen.

Clifton Douglas was one of the most gifted actors of the 1950s, until he got stuck doing terrible sci-fi B-Movies. His obsession with his final role would destroy a studio and leave behind a mystery unsolved to this very day.

Written by Larry Pontius. Starring Annie Savage as Abby Larson, with Mark Gagliardi as Clifton Douglas, Craig Cackowski as Edvard Stanton and Jim Anderson, Shulie Cowen as Barbara Norsby, Margaret Anderson, and Mrs. Doherty, Toni Trucks as Judith Huddleston, Bryce Johnson as James Dean, Hal Lublin as Lee Strasberg and Bud Anderson, Justin Neufeld as Marlon Brandon, Vincent Price, and Detective, Jonathan Dinerstein as Director, and Mike Phirman as Marvin Godfrey.

Original Music by Jonathan Dinerstein/

Special Guests: Bryce Johnson, Craig Cackowski, Hal Lublin, Justin Neufeld, Mark Gagliardi, Mike Phirman, Shulie Cowen, and Toni Trucks.

In 1939, a German spy was sent to Hollywood to turn directors, studio heads, and actors to the Nazi cause. But the German high command had no idea that the city of angels would cast its spell onto young Johan Ludwig, turning the cold blooded operative into The Nazi with a Headshot.

Starring Annie Savage as Abby Larson, with Matt Gourley as Johnny Kansas, Humphrey Ker as Peter Waffles and Francisco Franco, Deanna Rooney as Mary Weissman, Hal Lublin as Gunther Braun, Police officer, and Apple Man #1, Bobcat Goldthwait as George Cukor and Phineas Applesauce the Hobo, DC Pierson as CR Schwartz and Buttons Malloy the Hobo, Katie Michels as Acting Student, Casting Director, and Costumer, Fred Cross as Louis B. Mayer, Justin Wright Neufeld as Courier and Assistant Director, and Brian Palatucci as Director, John Ford, and Apple Seller #2.

Original Music by Jonathan Dinerstein.

Special Guests: Bobcat Goldthwait, Brian Palatucci, DC Pierson, Deanna Rooney, Fred Cross, Hal Lublin, Humphrey Ker, Justin Neufeld, Katie Michels, and Matt Gourley.

In our premiere episode, noted Hollywood historian Abby Larson tells the story of Irving Stansel, the first President of Hollywood. As the picture business transformed from sideshow attraction to dominant cultural force, the moguls of Tinseltown often found themselves in aggressive disagreements that often ended in bloodshed. Rather than kill each other over the latest scripts to hit the town, those early power players named a man named Irving Stansel to settle all disputes and to keep the peace. It was a noble experiment, but everyone involved got a lot more than they bargained for.

Starring Annie Savage as Abby Larson, with Hal Lublin as Irving Stansel and Announcer #1, Jeremy Carter as Jack Warner and Policy Holder #2, John Ennis as Carl Laemmle and Leland Cornwall IV, Kara Luiz as Mary Pickford, Martin Olson as Douglas Fairbanks and Mortimer Effington III, Megan Gogerty as Frances Marion and Ethel Pomeroy, Mike Rock as William Fox and Policy Holder #3, Christopher Z. Gordon as Adolf Zukor, Judson Jones as Fred Thomson and Goon, Fred Cross as New York Times Reporter, Announcer #2, and Interviewer, Justin Wright Neufeld as DW Griffith and Policy Holder #1, J.T. Arbogast as Announcer #3

Special Guests: Christopher Gordon, Fred Cross, Hal Lublin, Jeremy Carter, John Ennis, J.T. Arbogast, Judson Jones, Justin Neufeld, Kara Luiz, Martin Olson, Megan Gogerty, and Mike Rock.