unit9Hollywood讲义文档格式.docx

1、（in Los Angeles, California; the center of the films and entertainments. There are Hollywood Bowl where world-famous symphonies are performed and Hollywood Cemetery where a lot of famous stars rested after their deaths.奥斯卡金像奖 Annual Academy Awards ）Known as the worlds largest natural amphitheater, t

2、he Hollywood Bowl features some of the finest classical, pops, jazz, opera, and ballet performances. The summer season includes spectacular fireworks, classical, jazz, Latin salsa, and modern new age concerts. The Bowl also features a museum, childrens festivals and picnic areas. For over 75 years t

3、he Hollywood Bowl has kept the public entertained with great music at affordable prices!2Are you a fan of a Hollywood superstar? Have you ever enjoyed Hollywood blockbusters? Can you name some of your favorite stars and movies manufactured in Hollywood? （Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts=biggest/

4、greatest hits） （Lord of the Rings etc）Walk of Fame星光大道（好莱坞）3. Why do those Hollywood movies and stars attract you? It seems that Hollywood is a magic place, producing lots of superstars and blockbusters that attract peoples eyes. In different periods, Hollywood produced different kinds of movies, co

5、vering a wide range of genres. Those posters are only a few to mention. （ppt） information1. QuoteFred Allen: You can take all the sincerity in Hollywood，place it in the navel of a firefly and still have room enough for three caraway seeds and a producers heart.2. HollywoodHollywood is a neighborhood

6、 in , situated west-northwest of . Due to its fame and as the historical center of and , the word Hollywood is often used as a of , and is often interchangeably used to refer to the greater Los Angeles area in general. The nicknames StarStruck Town and Tinseltown refer to Hollywood and its movie ind

7、ustry. Today, much of the movie industry has dispersed into surrounding areas such as the neighborhood, but significant auxiliary industries, such as , , , and companies remain in Hollywood, as does the of .Many historic Hollywood are used as venues and concert stages to premiere major theatrical re

8、leases and host the . It is a popular destination for nightlife, tourism, and is home to the .Section Two Global ReadingI. Main idea1. What information does the text present?The text provides information about the past and the present of Hollywood. The text is an introduction about the history, pres

9、ent situation and the future of Hollywood in a chronological order and on a point-by-point basis. Hollywood was once the center of world motion picture industry and attracted all the young men and women to try their luck there. And in recent years Hollywood has lost its glamour. However, Hollywoods

10、influence on movie industry will remain in the future and it will still be a very important part of the world entertainment industry in the years to come.2. List a few sentences from the text that present the major information of the text.1） Hollywood suggests glamour, a place where the young star-s

11、truck teenagers could, with a bit of luck, fulfill their dreams. （Paragraph 1）2） Hollywood, above all, has the glamour of the past. It is a name which will always be associated with motion picture-making. （Paragraph 9）II. Structural analysis1. Text Analysis- Hollywood, a place where the young star-s

12、truck teenagers could, with a bit of luck, fulfill their dreams; a name which will always be associated with motion picture-making- Development by the deductive method 1） Hollywood like a magnet 2） The studio chiefs / the stars 3） Advertising turning starlets into superstars 4） Stars /typecast 5） Ho

13、llywood / the worlds motion picture industry / television networks / American TV entertainment 6） Hollywood / the glamour of the past 7） Hollywood movies shown again and again 1It provides a brief introduction to Hollywood.2-8It provides readers with some major facts about Hollywood.9Hollywood, abov

14、e all, has the glamour of the past.2. Linguistic Features1） The strategy of general-specific An overview of Hollywood （by a contrast: glamour, luxurious houses with vast palm-fringed swimming pools; cocktail bars and furnishings; yachts, Rolls Royces and diamonds / emptiness; colossal debts） A very

15、general, brief introduction of the development of Hollywood point-to-point deductive method / aspect-to-aspect interweaved introduction Section Three Detailed ReadingParagraph 1Main idea: a brief introduction to Hollywood. It presents the attractiveness of this place.Questions:Q1: What does Hollywood suggest? （glamour, any other things? The writer mentioned a lot of other things, all those thing have one thing in common: closely related to money or this word luxury）Q2: Why is Hollywood so glamorous