List of interments at Hollywood Forever Cemetery

A

• David Abel, cinematographer
• Joseph Achron, musician
• Bert Adams, MLB player
• Don Adams, actor, Agent Maxwell Smart on TV's Get Smart
• Louis Adlon, actor
• Renée Adorée, actress
• Gilbert Adrian, MGM costume designer
• Helen Ainsworth, actress/producer
• Spottiswoode Aitken, actor
• Albert Akst, film editor
• Norman Alden, actor
• Erville Alderson, actor
• Frank Alexander, actor
• J. Grubb Alexander, screenwriter
• Charlie Allen, singer
• Lester Allen, actor
• Murray Alper, actor
• Albert Edward Anson, actor
• Andrew Arbuckle, actor
• Gus Arnheim, composer
• Sylvia Ashley, actress/socialite
• Gertrude Astor, actress
• David Avadon, magician and illusionist
• Charles Avery, actor
• Agnes Ayres, actress

  B

• Leah Baird, actress/screenwriter
• Charles Graham Baker, screenwriter/director
• Reginald Baker, actor/athlete/stuntman
• Fred J. Balshofer, director/producer
• Peter Bardens, musician, founding member of the progressive rock band Camel
• George Barnes, cinematographer
• Anne Bauchens, film editor
• Frank Beal, actor/director/screenwriter
• James Beatty, federal judge in Idaho
• William Beaudine, director and actor
• Tony Beckley, actor
• Monta Bell, director
• Elmer Berger, inventor of the rear-view mirror
• Harry Bernard, actor/comedian
• Vic Berton, musician
• Herman Bing, actor
• Maurice Black, actor
• Paula Blackton, actress/director
• Richard Blackwell, fashion critic
• Mel Blanc, actor, comedian, and voice-over artist of Looney Tunes and Hanna-Barbera cartoons; his tombstone has one of the most famous epitaphs, "That's all folks"
• Lucille Bliss, actress/voice artist
• Lilian Bond, actress
• Gypsy Boots, fitness guru
• Egon Brecher, actor/director
• Joseph Carl Breil, singer/composer/director
• El Brendel, actor/comedian
• Felix Bressart, actor
• Jack Brooks, composer
• Coral Browne, actress
• Edward Bunker, actor/screenwriter/novelist
• James O. Barrows, actor
• Charles Belcher, actor
• Ted Bennett, actor
• Clara Beranger, screenwriter

  C

• Louis Calhern, actor
• Edwin Carewe, actor/director/producer/screenwriter
• Horace B. Carpenter, actor
• Lynn Cartwright, actress, wife of Leo Gordon
• Joseph Cawthorn, actor
• Harry Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times and investor
• Charles Chaplin Jr., actor, son of Charlie Chaplin
• Emile Chautard, actor/director/screenwriter
• Al Christie, director/producer and screenwriter
• Charles Christie, movie studio owner
• Gertrude Claire, actress
• William Andrews Clark, Jr., founder of the Los Angeles Philharmonic
• Lana Clarkson, actress/model
• Dark Cloud, actor and model
• Iron Eyes Cody, actor
• Art Cohn, screenwriter
• Harry Cohn, founder of Columbia Pictures
• Robert Cohn, motion picture producer
• Cornelius Cole, California Congressional Representative and U.S. Senator
• Thomas F. Cooke, Los Angeles City Council member,
• Lillian Kemble-Cooper, actress and singer, wife of actor Guy Bates Post
• Lois Collier, actress
• Pierre Collings, screenwriter
• Edward Connelly, actor
• Morty Corb, jazz musician
• Chris Cornell, musician, lead singer of the bands Soundgarden, Audioslave, and Temple of the Dog
• Norman Cousins, author and editor
• William H. Crane, actor
• Henry Cronjager, cinematographer, Father of Edward Cronjager
• Alan Crosland, director
• James Cruze, actor/director
• Irving Cummings, film director and actor

  D

• Orlando da Costa, Portuguese Minister
• Dick Dale, American Guitarist and pioneer of surf music
• Cass Daley, actress/comedian/singer
• Viola Dana, actress
• Karl Dane, actor
• Bebe Daniels, actress
• Joe Dassin, American-born French singer/songwriter
• Marion Davies, actress
• Reine Davies, actress
• Rosemary Davies, actress
• J. Gunnis Davis English actor and director
• Harry J. Davenport, actor
• Milla Davenport, actress
• William De Vaull, actor
• Ashton Dearholt, actor
• Harry Delmar, producer/director
• Cecil B. DeMille, director/producer
• Constance Adams DeMille, actress, wife of Cecil B. DeMille
• William C. DeMille, director/writer
• Barry Dennen, actor
• Basil Dickey, screenwriter
• Gloria Dickson, actress
• John Frances Dillon, actor/director
• Andreas Dippel, opera singer
• Molly Dodd, actress
• Frances Drake, actress
• Larry Drake, actor
• Jesse Duffy, screenwriter
• Bobby Dunn, actor/comedian
• Richard Dunn, actor
• Elmer Dyer, cinematographer

  E

• B. Reeves Eason, actor/director/screenwriter
• B. Reeves Eason, Jr., actor
• Maude Eburne, actress
• Nelson Eddy, actor/singer
• Robert Edeson, actor
• Walker Edmiston, actor/voice actor
• Lillian Elliott, actress
• Louise Emmons, actress
• Billy Engle, actor
• Skinnay Ennis, musician
• Fred Esmelton, actor
• Douglas Evans, actor
• Charles Eyton, former general manager of Paramount Pictures

  F

• Max Fabian, cinematographer
• Douglas Fairbanks, actor
• Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., actor
• Mabel Fairbanks, figure skater
• Marion Fairfax, screenwriter
• Daniel L. Fapp, cinematographer
• Timothy Farrell, actor
• Julia Faye, actress
• Maude Fealy, actress
• Charles K. Feldman, agent/film producer
• Hugo Felix, composer
• Mark Fenton, actor
• Flora Finch, actress
• Peter Finch, actor
• Victor Fleming, director
• Edna Flugrath, actress
• John Taintor Foote, writer
• John Foreman, film producer
• Kim Fowley, singer/actor/songwriter/music producer/publisher
• Charles Robert Francis, recipient of the United States Marine Corps Medal of Honor
• Sidney Franklin, director
• Kathleen Freeman, actress
• Otto Fries, actor
• Joe Frisco, actor/comedian
• George Froeschel, screenwriter
• Leo Fuchs, actor

  G

• Victor A. Gangelin, set designer
• Ed Gardner, actor/comedian
• Judy Garland, actress, singer
• Tony Gaudio, cinematographer
• Janet Gaynor, actress
• Gidget Gein, musician/bassist for Marilyn Manson
• Carmelita Geraghty, actress, wife of Carey Wilson
• Estelle Getty, actress/comedian
• Maury Gertsman, cinematographer
• Etienne Girardot, actor
• Irving Glassberg, cinematographer and discovered Clint Eastwood
• Leo Gordon, actor, husband of Lynn Cartwright
• Vera Gordon, actress
• Archie Gottler, director/screenwriter/composer/actor
• Griffith J. Griffith, park and observatory donor, namesake of Griffith Park
• Bob Guccione, magazine publisher, founder of Penthouse

  H

• George Hackathorne, actor
• Joan Hackett, actress
• Bianca Halstead, musician
• Harley Hamilton, musician
• John Hamilton, actor
• Curtis Harrington, director
• Kenneth Harlan, actor
• Valerie Harper, actress
• Mildred Harris, actress
• Don C. Harvey, actor
• Jean Havez, songwriter
• Wanda Hawley, actress
• Lennie Hayton, composer, conductor and arranger
• Lillie Hayward, actress/screenwriter
• Pauline Pfeiffer Hemingway, wife of Ernest Hemingway
• Woody Herman, musician, clarinetist
• Benjamin Franklin Hilliker, Medal of Honor recipient
• Darla Hood, actress/singer
• David Horsley, built the first Hollywood movie studio
• Jean Howard, actress/photographer
• Rance Howard, actor, father of Ron Howard
• H. Bruce Humberstone, actor and director
• William J. Hunsaker, politician/attorney
• John Huston, actor, director/screenwriter

  J

• Steve James, actor
• Rick Jason, actor
• Herb Jeffries, singer and actor
• Christopher Jones, actor
• Walter Jurmann, composer
• Fran Jeffries, actress & singer

  K

• Olga Kaljakin, film poster designer
• Bronisław Kaper, composer
• Jenny Twitchell Kempton, singer
• Michael Kidd, choreographer
• Florence Kinrade, vaudeville actress, considered Canada'a Lizzie Borden
• May Kitson, actress
• Skelton Knaggs, actor
• Andrew Koenig, actor and filmmaker
• Zoltán Korda, director
• Erich Wolfgang Korngold, composer
• Kathleen Kirkham, actress

  L

• Don LaFontaine, voice-over actor
• Arthur Lake, actor
• Barbara La Marr, actress
• Jesse L. Lasky, pioneer, founded Famous Players-Lasky, which became Paramount Pictures
• Jesse Lasky, Jr., screenwriter, son of Jesse Lasky
• Florence Lawrence, actress
• Lillian Lawrence, actress
• Henry Lehrman, director
• Edward LeSaint, actor
• Cathy Lewis, actress
• Elmo Lincoln, actor
• Perry Lopez, actor
• Peter Lorre, actor
• Ben Lyon, actor

  M

• Robert S. MacAlister, Los Angeles City Council member,
• Jeanie MacPherson, actress, screenwriter
• Richard Maibaum, screenwriter
• Leo D. Maloney, pioneer actor/director and producer
• Paul Malvern, stuntman, actor, and producer
• Jayne Mansfield, actress
• Paul Marco, actor
• Tully Marshall, actor/producer and director
• Vivian Marshall,, vaudeville performer and silent film actress
• Hattie McDaniel, actress,
• Darren McGavin, actor
• Adolphe Menjou, actor
• Charles B. Middleton, actor
• Ken Miles, sports car racing engineer and driver
• Arthur Charles Miller, cinematographer
• Laura Spellman-Middleton, actress
• Rhea Mitchell, actress
• Robert Mitchell, organist
• Paul Muni, actor

  N

• Dudley Nichols, screenwriter
• Jack Nitzsche, composer
• Maila Nurmi, actress and television host known as Vampira

  O

• Donald Allen Oreck, actor
• Harrison Gray Otis, Los Angeles Times publisher
• Frank Overton, actor
• Seena Owen, actress and screenwriter

  P

• Art Pepper, musician, saxophonist
• Barbara Pepper, actress
• Joan Perry, actress
• Tomata du Plenty singer, founder of the punk band, The Screamers
• Ben Pollack, drummer and bandleader
• Guy Bates Post, actor
• Eleanor Powell, actress/dancer
• Tyrone Power, actor
• Marie Prevost, actress
• Madelyn Pugh, co-writer of I Love Lucy

  R

• Dee Dee Ramone , musician and member of The Ramones
• Johnny Ramone, musician and member of The Ramones
• Virginia Rappe, actress who died after a party thrown by Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
• Marie Rappold, singer
• Tom Reddin, LAPD police chief
• Rodd Redwing, actor, world's greatest quick draw artist
• George Regas, actor
• Pedro Regas, actor
• Tom Ricketts, actor and director
• Nelson Riddle, musician/composer
• Dylan Rieder, professional skateboarder
• Al Ritz, actor/comedian, member of Ritz Brothers
• Harry Ritz, actor/comedian, member of Ritz Brothers
• Jimmy Ritz, actor/comedian, member of Ritz Brothers
• Theodore Roberts, actor
• Edward G. Robinson Jr., actor, son of Edward G. Robinson
• Mickey Rooney, actor and entertainer
• Harold Rosson, cinematographer

  S

• Hans J. Salter, composer
• Hyman B. Samuels, third husband of actress Lynne Roberts
• Tom Santschi, actor
• Ann Savage, actress
• Joseph Schildkraut, actor
• Rudolph Schildkraut, actor, father of actor, Joseph Schildkraut
• Leon Schlesinger, head of animation at Warner Bros.
• Herman Schopp, cinematographer
• Tony Scott, producer/director, younger brother of director/producer, Ridley Scott
• Vito Scotti, actor
• Rolfe Sedan, actor
• Harry Semels, actor
• Dirk Shafer, model and actor
• Peggy Shannon, actress
• Ann Sheridan, actress
• Natasha Shneider, musician, actress
• Bugsy Siegel, gangster
• Jerry Siegel, co-creator of Superman comic books
• Chief Luther Standing Bear, Sioux Nation actor
• Vsevolod Starosselsky, Russian émigré, former military commander
• Leonid Steele, painter
• Ford Sterling, actor
• Yma Sumac, Peruvian singer/actress
• Josef Swickard, actor
• Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer, actor
• Harold Switzer, actor, older brother of Carl Switzer

  T

• Constance Talmadge, actress
• Natalie Talmadge, actress
• Norma Talmadge, actress
• Eva Tanguay, singer
• Estelle Taylor, actress
• William Desmond Taylor, director
• Verree Teasdale, actress
• Terry, dog actress, best known for playing Toto in The Wizard of Oz. Terry has a cenotaph; following her death in 1945, she was buried on owner/trainer Carl Spitz's ranch in Studio City. The grave was subsequently destroyed during the construction of the Ventura Freeway in 1958
• Charles E. Toberman, builder of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel
• Gregg Toland, cinematographer
• Tamara Toumanova, actress
• Noel Toy, actress/dancer, wife of Carleton Young
• Victor Travers, actor
• Al Treloar, bodybuilder and athletic trainer
• Mabel Trunnelle, actress
• John Tyrrell, actor

  U

• Edgar Ulmer, director

  V

• Rudolph Valentino, actor
• James Victor, actor
• Oleg Vidov, actor

  W

• George D. Wallace, actor
• Jean Wallace, actress
• Franz Waxman, composer
• Steve Wayne, actor
• Clifton Webb, actor
• Scott Weiland, musician, lead singer of Stone Temple Pilots.
• Ern Westmore, make-up artist, member of the Westmore makeup family
• David White, actor
• Marjorie White, actress
• Hobart Johnstone Whitley, Named Hollywood while honeymooning with his wife; gravesite is marked "The Father Of Hollywood"
• Harvey Henderson Wilcox, founded the city of Hollywood
• Rozz Williams, musician
• Holly Woodlawn, actress, former Warhol superstar, mentioned in Lou Reed's song, "Walk on the Wild Side"
• Fay Wray, actress

  Y

• Anton Yelchin, actor
• Duke York, actor
• Francine York, actress
• Victor Young, composer

  Z

• Eric Zeisl, composer