Hollywood
Homicide (2003) |
Mulholland Dr.
(2001) |
Both films have the obligatory aerial shot of the Hollywood
Sign:
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Two pairs of detectives, both finding an earring at the scene of a
crime. Also note the similar chat:
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In Hollywood Homicide the senior detective utters on the finding:
"Could be something, could be nothing."
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Domgaard: "Could be unrelated."
McKnight: "Could be."
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Protagonists rehearse a scene to be performed/auditioned later in the
film.
Each time the "non-actor" is doing a lousy job:
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Producers Gerry vs. Wally are exhibiting awards in wooden display
cabinets:
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Man in black takes his frustration out on a limo over the occupant who causes his
firing:
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Detectives in Hollywood Homicide are ordered to a corral, similarly to Adam
Kesher:
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