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* ''Series/CougarTown'': Season 4 finale "Have Love Will Travel", where the gang tries to make Jules' father's fantasy of meeting TippiHedren come true.

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* ''Series/CougarTown'': Season 4 finale "Have Love Will Travel", where the gang tries to make Jules' father's fantasy of meeting TippiHedren Tippi Hedren come true.true.
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* ''Series/CougarTown'': Season 4 finale "Have Love Will Travel", where the gang tries to make Jules' father's fantasy of meeting TippiHedren come true.
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* ''{{Degrassi}} Goes Hollywood'', a television special that is basically TheMovie of the series, where the gang visits Hollywood and some of the students even try out for a musical.

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* ''{{Degrassi}} ''Series/{{Degrassi}} Goes Hollywood'', a television special that is basically TheMovie of the series, where the gang visits Hollywood and some of the students even try out for a musical.
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* ''JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' is this for the TheViewAskewniverse

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* ''JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' ''Film/JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' is this for the TheViewAskewniverse
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* A more recent example is the 10th arc of ''[[UltimateSpiderMan Ultimate Spider-Man]]'', in which a movie is made about Spider-Man without his consent (and featuring several [[CelebrityCameo celebrity cameos]].

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* A more recent example is the 10th arc of ''[[UltimateSpiderMan Ultimate Spider-Man]]'', ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'', in which a movie is made about Spider-Man without his consent (and featuring several [[CelebrityCameo celebrity cameos]].
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** Issue 14 of ''[[SpiderMan Amazing Spider-Man]]'' [[hottip:*:(better known as the first appearance of the Green Goblin)]] has Spider-Man agreeing to star in a movie with [[{{Hulk}} The Hulk]].

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** Issue 14 of ''[[SpiderMan Amazing Spider-Man]]'' [[hottip:*:(better known as the first appearance of the Green Goblin)]] has Spider-Man agreeing to star in a movie with [[{{Hulk}} [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk The Hulk]].
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** Issue 10 of ''FantasticFour'' has [[{{Sub-Mariner}} Namor]] pretending to make a movie out of the Fantastic Four as a ruse to try to win Sue over.

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** Issue 10 of ''FantasticFour'' ''ComicBook/FantasticFour'' has [[{{Sub-Mariner}} Namor]] pretending to make a movie out of the Fantastic Four as a ruse to try to win Sue over.
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* ''SouthPark'' has had several: The episode "AWESOME-O" has a third act in Hollywood. In another episode Cartman, pursued by Kyle, went there to try and get Family Guy canceled. In another, the boys went there as talent agents to try and get their client on American Idol.

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* ''SouthPark'' ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has had several: The episode "AWESOME-O" has a third act in Hollywood. In another episode Cartman, pursued by Kyle, went there to try and get Family Guy canceled. In another, the boys went there as talent agents to try and get their client on American Idol.
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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' did this in the season 1 episode "Go West Young Meowth"

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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' did this in the season 1 episode "Go West Young Meowth"
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A subtrope of VacationEpisode, where the characters go to Hollywood, California. It allows for potential celebrity cameos and advertising for the studio or network. Since most American shows are filmed in LA, it allows the show to use real LA locations instead of [[CaliforniaDoubling faking other parts of the US]]. It frequently involves the characters getting temporary gigs in the entertainment industry. It is likely a case of the writers [[WriteWhatYouKnow writing what they know]]. Sister trope of AlohaHawaii and VivaLasVegas.

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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' did this in the season 1 episode "Go West Young Meowth"

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A subtrope of VacationEpisode, where the characters go to Hollywood, California. It allows for potential celebrity cameos and advertising for the studio or network. Since most American shows are filmed in LA, it allows the show to use real LA locations instead of [[CaliforniaDoubling faking other parts of the US]]. It frequently involves the characters getting temporary gigs in the entertainment industry. It is likely a case of the writers [[WriteWhatYouKnow writing what they know]]. Sister trope of AlohaHawaii and VivaLasVegas.

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VivaLasVegas.

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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' did this in the season 1 episode "Go West Young Meowth"
Meowth"



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* ''JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' is this for the TheViewAskewniverse

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* ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'': "The Trip"
* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'': "Eric Hollywood"
* ''MarriedWithChildren'': "Kelly Does Hollywood"
* ''{{CSI}}'', oddly enough, in "Hollywood Brass"
** Likewise, "Two and a Half Dead," where the death of an actress on a popular sitcom results in the investigators being called in and the show's writers taking a look around the lab.
* ''HappyDays'': the three-parter "Hollywood" where the infamous JumpingTheShark happened.
* ''ILoveLucy'' had a season-long arc set in Hollywood where Ricky gets a part in movie.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': "Hollywood Babylon"
* ''KenanAndKel'': "Aw, Here It Goes to Hollywood"

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* ''JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' is this for the TheViewAskewniverse

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TheViewAskewniverse

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* ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'': "The Trip"
Trip"
* ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'': "Eric Hollywood"
Hollywood"
* ''MarriedWithChildren'': "Kelly Does Hollywood"
Hollywood"
* ''{{CSI}}'', oddly enough, in "Hollywood Brass"
Brass"
** Likewise, "Two and a Half Dead," where the death of an actress on a popular sitcom results in the investigators being called in and the show's writers taking a look around the lab.
lab.
* ''HappyDays'': the three-parter "Hollywood" where the infamous JumpingTheShark happened.
happened.
* ''ILoveLucy'' had a season-long arc set in Hollywood where Ricky gets a part in movie.
movie.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': "Hollywood Babylon"
Babylon"
* ''KenanAndKel'': "Aw, Here It Goes to Hollywood" Hollywood"



* ''{{Degrassi}} Goes Hollywood'', a television special that is basically TheMovie of the series, where the gang visits Hollywood and some of the students even try out for a musical.

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* ''{{Degrassi}} Goes Hollywood'', a television special that is basically TheMovie of the series, where the gang visits Hollywood and some of the students even try out for a musical.



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* ''FamilyGuy'': "Brian Does Hollywood", where Brian goes to Los Angeles to become a writer but ends up becoming a porn director.
* ''TheSimpsons'' have done this several times. One example is "Beyond Blunderdome".
* ''TheFlintstones'' had a few episodes where they go to [[FlintstoneTheming Hollyrock]], including the television special "Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby".
* ''FelixTheCat'' had a short film where he goes to Hollywood.
* ''FlipTheFrog'' has a Hollywood episode.
* The LooneyTunes short "YouOughtToBeInPictures."
** Also, "A Star Is Hatched," "Daffy Duck In Hollywood," "What's Cookin', Doc?" "Hollywood Daffy," "The Scarlet Pumpernickel," and "A Star Is Bored."
* ''SouthPark'' has had several: The episode "AWESOME-O" has a third act in Hollywood. In another episode Cartman, pursued by Kyle, went there to try and get Family Guy canceled. In another, the boys went there as talent agents to try and get their client on American Idol.
* The television special ''ScoobyDoo Goes Hollywood''.

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[[AC: Western Animation]]
[[AC:WesternAnimation]]
* ''FamilyGuy'': "Brian Does Hollywood", where Brian goes to Los Angeles to become a writer but ends up becoming a porn director.
director.
* ''TheSimpsons'' have done this several times. One example is "Beyond Blunderdome".
Blunderdome".
* ''TheFlintstones'' had a few episodes where they go to [[FlintstoneTheming Hollyrock]], including the television special "Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby".
Baby".
* ''FelixTheCat'' had a short film where he goes to Hollywood.
Hollywood.
* ''FlipTheFrog'' has a Hollywood episode.
episode.
* The LooneyTunes WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes short "YouOughtToBeInPictures."
"
** Also, "A Star Is Hatched," "Daffy Duck In Hollywood," "What's Cookin', Doc?" "Hollywood Daffy," "The Scarlet Pumpernickel," and "A Star Is Bored."
"
* ''SouthPark'' has had several: The episode "AWESOME-O" has a third act in Hollywood. In another episode Cartman, pursued by Kyle, went there to try and get Family Guy canceled. In another, the boys went there as talent agents to try and get their client on American Idol.
Idol.
* The television special ''ScoobyDoo Goes Hollywood''.
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** Also, "A Star Is Hatched," "Daffy Duck In Hollywood," "What's Cookin', Doc?" "Hollywood Daffy," "The Scarlet Pumpernickel," and "A Star Is Bored."



* DuckDodgers in "Hooray for Hollywood Planet".

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* DuckDodgers in "Hooray for Hollywood Planet".Planet".
* The Bakshi MightyMouse episode "A Star Is Milked."
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* Issue #10 of Marvel's ''MightyMouse'' series takes place at CBS studios in Hollywood where a typical episode of the Bakshi series (including a caricature of Bakshi as the director) is presumably being made. The story takes place in Hollywood where a mysterious figure is stealing the "hipness" out of prominent talk show hosts (all caricatured as funny animals).
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** Issue 10 of ''FantasticFour'' has [[NamorTheSubMariner Namor]] pretending to make a movie out of the Fantastic Four as a ruse to try to win Sue over.

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** Issue 10 of ''FantasticFour'' has [[NamorTheSubMariner [[{{Sub-Mariner}} Namor]] pretending to make a movie out of the Fantastic Four as a ruse to try to win Sue over.
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* ''{{Seinfeld}}'': "The Trip"
* ''BoyMeetsWorld'': "Eric Hollywood"

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* ''{{Seinfeld}}'': ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'': "The Trip"
* ''BoyMeetsWorld'': ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'': "Eric Hollywood"



* ''{{Friends}}'' has "The One After the Superbowl".
* ''Series/{{Bones}}'': "The Suit on the Set".

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* ''{{Friends}}'' ''Series/{{Friends}}'' has "The One After the Superbowl".
* ''Series/{{Bones}}'': In "The Suit on the Set".
Set", Bones and Booth visit the set of [[TheFilmOfTheBook the film of one of Bones' novels]], where they discover an actual dead body that is mistaken for a prop dead body.
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A subtrope of VacationEpisode, where the characters go to Hollywood, California. It allows for potential celebrity cameos and advertising for the studio or network. Since most American shows are filmed in LA, it allows the show to use real LA locations instead of faking other parts of the US. It frequently involves the characters getting temporary gigs in the entertainment industry. It is likely a case of the writers [[WriteWhatYouKnow writing what they know]]. Sister trope of AlohaHawaii and VivaLasVegas.

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A subtrope of VacationEpisode, where the characters go to Hollywood, California. It allows for potential celebrity cameos and advertising for the studio or network. Since most American shows are filmed in LA, it allows the show to use real LA locations instead of [[CaliforniaDoubling faking other parts of the US.US]]. It frequently involves the characters getting temporary gigs in the entertainment industry. It is likely a case of the writers [[WriteWhatYouKnow writing what they know]]. Sister trope of AlohaHawaii and VivaLasVegas.



* {{Pokemon}} did this in the season 1 episode "Go West Young Meowth"

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* {{Pokemon}} ''{{Pokemon}}'' did this in the season 1 episode "Go West Young Meowth"



* JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack is this for the TheViewAskewniverse

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* JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack ''JayAndSilentBobStrikeBack'' is this for the TheViewAskewniverse



* {{Seinfeld}}: "The Trip"
* BoyMeetsWorld: "Eric Hollywood"
* MarriedWithChildren: "Kelly Does Hollywood"
* {{CSI}}, oddly enough, in "Hollywood Brass"

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* {{Seinfeld}}: ''{{Seinfeld}}'': "The Trip"
* BoyMeetsWorld: ''BoyMeetsWorld'': "Eric Hollywood"
* MarriedWithChildren: ''MarriedWithChildren'': "Kelly Does Hollywood"
* {{CSI}}, ''{{CSI}}'', oddly enough, in "Hollywood Brass"



* HappyDays: the three-parter "Hollywood" where the infamous JumpingTheShark happened.
* ILoveLucy had a season-long arc set in Hollywood where Ricky gets a part in movie.

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* HappyDays: ''HappyDays'': the three-parter "Hollywood" where the infamous JumpingTheShark happened.
* ILoveLucy ''ILoveLucy'' had a season-long arc set in Hollywood where Ricky gets a part in movie.



* KenanAndKel: "Aw, Here It Goes to Hollywood"
* DrakeAndJosh Go Hollywood.

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* KenanAndKel: ''KenanAndKel'': "Aw, Here It Goes to Hollywood"
* DrakeAndJosh ''DrakeAndJosh'' Go Hollywood.




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* ''Series/{{Bones}}'': "The Suit on the Set".



* FamilyGuy: "Brian Does Hollywood", where Brian goes to Los Angeles to become a writer but ends up becoming a porn director.
* TheSimpsons have done this several times. One example is "Beyond Blunderdome".
* TheFlintstones had a few episodes where they go to [[FlintstoneTheming Hollyrock]], including the television special "Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby".
* FelixTheCat had a short film where he goes to Hollywood.
* FlipTheFrog has a Hollywood episode.

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* FamilyGuy: ''FamilyGuy'': "Brian Does Hollywood", where Brian goes to Los Angeles to become a writer but ends up becoming a porn director.
* TheSimpsons ''TheSimpsons'' have done this several times. One example is "Beyond Blunderdome".
* TheFlintstones ''TheFlintstones'' had a few episodes where they go to [[FlintstoneTheming Hollyrock]], including the television special "Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby".
* FelixTheCat ''FelixTheCat'' had a short film where he goes to Hollywood.
* FlipTheFrog ''FlipTheFrog'' has a Hollywood episode.



* SouthPark has had several: The episode "AWESOME-O" has a third act in Hollywood. In another episode Cartman, pursued by Kyle, went there to try and get Family Guy canceled. In another, the boys went there as talent agents to try and get their client on American Idol.

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* SouthPark ''SouthPark'' has had several: The episode "AWESOME-O" has a third act in Hollywood. In another episode Cartman, pursued by Kyle, went there to try and get Family Guy canceled. In another, the boys went there as talent agents to try and get their client on American Idol.
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* ''[[DegrassiTheNextGeneration Degrassi]] Goes Hollywood'', a television special that is basically TheMovie of the series, where the gang visits Hollywood and some of the students even try out for a musical.

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* ''[[DegrassiTheNextGeneration Degrassi]] ''{{Degrassi}} Goes Hollywood'', a television special that is basically TheMovie of the series, where the gang visits Hollywood and some of the students even try out for a musical.
* ''{{Friends}}'' has "The One After the Superbowl".
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* DrakeAndJosh Go HollyWood.

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* DrakeAndJosh Go HollyWood.Hollywood.
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* DrakeAndJosh Go HollyWood.



* ''ThePowerpuffGirls'': "Film Flam". Shortly after the episode first aired, TheMovie was announced.

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* ''ThePowerpuffGirls'': "Film Flam". Shortly after the episode first aired, TheMovie was announced.announced.
* DuckDodgers in "Hooray for Hollywood Planet".
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* {{Supernatural}}: "Hollywood Babylon"

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* {{Supernatural}}: ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': "Hollywood Babylon"
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** Likewise, "Two and a Half Dead," where the death of an actress on a popular sitcom results in the investigators being called in and the show's writers taking a look around the lab.
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* ''MenInBlack The Series'' has one, where Jay and Kay go to Hollywood to investigate an alien up to no good. While the agents take care of business, the Worms secretly tag-a-long and sell an idea about a secret government organization that deals with aliens on Earth.

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* ''MenInBlack ''WesternAnimation/MenInBlack The Series'' has one, where Jay and Kay go to Hollywood to investigate an alien up to no good. While the agents take care of business, the Worms secretly tag-a-long and sell an idea about a secret government organization that deals with aliens on Earth.
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* ''FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': "The Sweet Stench of Sucess", where Bloo becomes famous after becoming a deoderant mascot, though his manager treats him badly and won't let him see Mac. Famous for the {{Tear Jerker}}s.

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* ''FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': "The Sweet Stench of Sucess", where Bloo becomes famous after becoming a deoderant mascot, though his manager treats him badly and won't let him see Mac. Famous for the {{Tear Jerker}}s.Jerker}}s.
* ''ThePowerpuffGirls'': "Film Flam". Shortly after the episode first aired, TheMovie was announced.
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* ''MenInBlack The Series'' has one, where Jay and Kay go to Hollywood to investigate an alien up to no good. While the agents take care of business, the Worms secretly tag-a-long and sell an idea about a secret government organization that deals with aliens on Earth.

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* ''MenInBlack The Series'' has one, where Jay and Kay go to Hollywood to investigate an alien up to no good. While the agents take care of business, the Worms secretly tag-a-long and sell an idea about a secret government organization that deals with aliens on Earth.Earth.
* ''FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': "The Sweet Stench of Sucess", where Bloo becomes famous after becoming a deoderant mascot, though his manager treats him badly and won't let him see Mac. Famous for the {{Tear Jerker}}s.
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* JackieChanAdventures: "And He Does His Own Stunts" is this with the addition of a Thunder Demon.

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* JackieChanAdventures: ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': "And He Does His Own Stunts" is this with the addition of a Thunder Demon.
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* Surprisingly popular in old [[SilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] comics, especially Marvel.

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* Surprisingly popular in old [[SilverAgeOfComicBooks [[TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] comics, especially Marvel.
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* Surprisingly popular in old [[SilverAgeOfComics Silver Age]] comics, especially Marvel.

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** Issue 10 of ''FantasticFour'' has [[NamorTheSubMariner Namor]] pretending to make a movie out of the Fantastic Four as a ruse to try to win Sue over.
** Issue 14 of ''[[SpiderMan Amazing Spider-Man]]'' [[hottip:*:(better known as the first appearance of the Green Goblin)]] has Spider-Man agreeing to star in a movie with [[{{Hulk}} The Hulk]].
* A more recent example is the 10th arc of ''[[UltimateSpiderMan Ultimate Spider-Man]]'', in which a movie is made about Spider-Man without his consent (and featuring several [[CelebrityCameo celebrity cameos]].
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* In the cartoon short ''The Autograph Hound'', DonaldDuck sneaks into a Hollywood studio lot in order to get autographs of movie stars. He eventually receives one from ShirleyTemple [[CelebrityParadox In exchange for his own autograph]].

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* In the cartoon short ''The Autograph Hound'', DonaldDuck sneaks into a Hollywood studio lot in order to get autographs of movie stars. He eventually receives one from ShirleyTemple ShirleyTemple. [[CelebrityParadox In exchange for his own autograph]].
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* In the cartoon short ''The Autograph Hound'', DonaldDuck sneaks into a Hollywood studio lot in order to get autographs of movie stars. He eventually receives one from ShirleyTemple [[CelebrityParadox In exchange for his own autograph]].

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