👉 In Greek, "Hollywood" is a place for filming, often referred to as "the Hollywood studio." In English, it means "a place where movies are made or filmed." The term "beauty" in this context refers to the appearance of the actors and actresses in films. It describes their looks, which may include features such as dark skin tones, long hair, piercing eyes, and a sleek, defined face shape. This term was first used by film director Robert Wise in 1940 for Hollywood's "Hollywood Beauty," but its meaning gradually shifted with the advent of professional cameras and editing techniques.
