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* HollywoodDateless: Despite often being ripped on for being dateless, a character has a good number of love interests.

* HollywoodBoardGames: BoardGame-based characterization.

* HollywoodBoardGames: Stereotypical portrayals of people playing TabletopGames.

* HollywoodAtlas
* HollywoodEconomics
* HollywoodHistory
* HollywoodScience

* HollywoodBoardGames: Board games most commonly played by characters, with the games connecting to the characters' personalities somehow.

* HollywoodDressCode: The clothes that characters wear are first defined by their personalities.

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* HollywoodToneDeaf: Bad singers do so with a ridiculously nasally and unnatural voice.

Note that despite being called "Hollywood", those tropes are definitely not restricted to American big-budget cinema, and not necessarily coming from it; Hollywood movies being the most accessible works of fiction in our modern world, it is only fair that people would believe most tropes (rightfully or [[OlderThanTelevision not]]) come from here.

Note that despite being called "Hollywood", those tropes are definitely not restricted to American big-budget cinema, and not necessarily coming from it; Hollywood movies being the most accessible works of fiction in our modern world, it is only fair that we'd believe most tropes (rightfully or [[OlderThanTelevision not]]) come from here.

These tropes are very closely related to the ArtisticLicense family. Also compare to AnimeReality.

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+ HollywoodEconomics
+ HollywoodHistory
+ HollywoodScience
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* HollywoodNerd: Nerds that the audience is supposed to like will be attractive, almost always wearing glasses, and interested in some geeky subject or another that's relatable.

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* HollywoodDensity: Objects don't weight the same as they do in real life.

* HollywoodPersonalityDisorders: Personality disorders as portrayed by Hollywood are at best unrealistic inconveniences. At worst, they are used to make a character "scary" and are treated like the worst thing that can happen to someone.

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* HollywoodGameDesign: Creating a game (let alone a very successful one) is portrayed as a simple process that only includes a bit of coding and creating 3D models.

* HollywoodFireSprinklers: Fire sprinklers are unrealistically sensitive, or otherwise portrayed inaccurately.

* HollywoodGameDesign: Creating a game (let alone a very successful one) is portrayed as a simple process that only includes a bit of coding and creating 3-D models.

* HollywoodHacking: Hacking in RealLife is a pretty boring process, so it's often portrayed as RapidFireTyping coupled with flashing images, 3-D models, and a lot of made-up techno talk.

* HollywoodNatives: "Natives" being scantily-clad, dirty, and overall unintelligent savages wildly inferior to the "civilized" group.
* HollywoodNerd: Nerds that the audience is supposed to like will be attractive, almost always wearing glasses, and have an interest in some geeky subject or another that's relatable.

This index is for tropes and categories that follow the HollywoodX naming scheme.

* HollywoodDreamtime: Australian Aboriginal concept "the Dreamtime" portrayed inaccurately in fiction.

* HollywoodNewEngland: New England is distilled to its stereotypes and portrayed as a coastal town with a big lobster fishery.

* HollywoodAtheist: The stereotype that atheists are condescending douchebags to everyone who has religious beliefs.

* HollywoodGlasscutter: With the help of a device or even just a diamond ring, cutting out a perfect shape from glass is as easy as cutting paper.