Mary McQueen (Hollywood Boulevard)

Mary McQueen (Mary Woronov) is the villainess in the 1976 comedy thriller "Hollywood Boulevard".
Mary McQueen is an aging starlet. She is losing her audience with age and watching on the sideline as a new generation of actress emerge from obscurity into the limelight, that once belonged to her. 
The story involves a young actress Candy Wednesday (Candice Rialson) arriving in Los Angeles with dreams of becoming an actress. She manages to get an agent named Walter Paisley (Dick Miller) who tells her that she will have to find acting work by herself. Candy ends up getting exploited by a number of criminals and ends up working for pompous film director Eric Von Leppe (Paul Bartel) who shoots action movies where his starlets keep getting killed. 
Candy makes friends with the other actresses on the film Bobbi (Rita George) and Jill (Tara Strohmeier). The group travel to the Philippines to make an action movie. 
During one of the scenes Jill is shot dead. The director doesn’t care too much about his performers quickly finds a replacement. 
Back in Hollywood Bobbi is called to the studio late at night and stabbed to death.
Candy believes that it is Pat the script writer (Jeffrey Kramer) who is killing the girls but then she is confronted by Mary McQueen who is the real killer. Mary tries to kill Candy under the Hollywood sign. One of the letters from the Hollywood sign falls on Mary crushing her to death. 
Candy and Pat are reunited and live happily ever after until the end of the movie.
==Trivia==
*Mary Woronov appeared as Principal Evelyn Togar in the 1979 comedy film Rock 'n' Roll High School.
*Mary Woronov appeared as Mary Bland in the 1982 black comedy film "Eating Raoul".
*Mary Woronov appeared as Clavell in the 1984 episode "The Dog Who Knew Too Much" for the TV series "Hart To Hart".
*Mary Woronov appeared as Dr. Fletcher in the 1985 film "Hellhole".
*Hollywood Boulevard” is a 1976 film directed by Allan Arkush and Joe Dante. It is the feature film directorial debut of both directors.
*This film was made as a result of a bet between producer Jon Davison, and production company owner and CEO Roger Corman to make the cheapest ever film for New World Pictures. This was accomplished by extensive use of footage from other New World films.
*Filmed in ten days in October 1975 for less than $60,000.
*Allan Arkush and Joe Dante took terns directing the film. They were both working for New World films at the time. They both worked as editors making trailers for Roger Corman in the advertising department. They were both expected to keep up their workload at night while filming during the day. They both went on to become big time film directors.
*During production in order to shoot as many scenes as possible one would set up his shot while the other was shooting. When they first director called cut the other would take over and shoot the next scene.
*Mary McQueen pulls a gun on Candy Wednesday under the Hollywood sign.]]The movie made it's money back and is very popular in South America.
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