Warner Bros. wants to build a cable car for the lettering "Hollywood"

<p clbad = "canvas-atom canvas-text Mb (1.0em) Mo (0) – sm Mt (0.8em) – sm" type = "text" content = " The American production company Warner Bros plans to build a cable car in the legendary "Hollywood" lettering for $ 100 million (85 million euros) to make life easier for tourists and residents, a mile and a half from the Warner Studio near Los Angeles Burbank The giant white letters on Mount Lee are expected to last only six minutes, reported the Los Angeles Times "data-reactid =" 22 "> The American production company Warner Bros. claims 100 million dollars (85 million euros) build a cable car to the legendary lettering "Hollywood" and thus facilitate the lives of tourists and residents. The one-and-a-half kilometer trip between Warner Studio near Los Angeles Burbank and the huge white letters on Mount Lee is expected to take only six minutes, the "Los Angeles Times" reported on Tuesday.

According to the report, the cable car Warner Studios at a reception center near the lettering "Hollywood". The trails around this landmark should also be easily accessible in this way.

Warner Bros had already explained Monday to the local authorities his plans for the layout of a cable car of a kilometer and a half. This will reduce "traffic congestion, increase security and alleviate the frustration of local residents," the statement said. Warner is committed to fully fund the so-called Hollywood Skyway itself.

It will take about five years to obtain the necessary permits and the cable car can enter service. The cable car is "a solution that has the least impact on the environment," Warner said. Outside the neighboring Griffith Park, the nerves of local residents would also be spared. An aerial connection saves them a lot of hikers and car traffic on their doorstep.

Residents complain that the way of "Hollywood" lettering in recent years has been made easier by conducting services like Uber and navigation apps. As a result, traffic in the region has increased significantly.

The so-called Hollywood Sign is one of the major attractions of the film Los Angeles metropolis. The lettering was originally "Hollywoodland" and was built in 1923 as an advertisement for a real estate project. Later, the letters slowly declined until a campaign to save them began in the 1970s. At that time, there were godparents for the nine letters, each of which paid 27,777 $ for the renovation.

Many times, the lettering was verballhornt. In 1987, on the occasion of the visit of Pope John Paul II, he was transformed into "Holywood". Last year, an artist was arrested, who had made "Hollyweed" as the New Year's joke of "Hollywood". "Weed" is an occasional term for marijuana in the United States.