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E! True Hollywood Story — Storyline

E! True Hollywood Story is an American documentary series on E! that deals with famous Hollywood celebrities, movies, TV shows and also well-known public figures. Among the topics covered on the program include salacious re-tellings of Hollywood secrets, show-biz scandals, celebrity murders and mysteries, porn-star biographies, and "where-are-they-now?" investigations of former child stars. It frequently features in-depth interviews, actual courtroom footage, and dramatic reenactments. When aired on the E! network, episodes will be updated to reflect the current life or status of the subject.

Cast & Crew

E! True Hollywood Story — Series Details

E! True Hollywood Story — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Dark Obsession: The Stalking and Murder of Rebecca Schaeffer (1996-08-21) — Struggling model turned actress Rebecca Schaeffer, knew she had it all. Her big break came in 1986, when she starred in the CBS sitcom "My Sister Sam". Her life was cut short at 21
• E2: The Life and Death of Sam Kinison (1996-08-31) — This episode focuses on the life of Sam Kinison, who started as a preacher but rapidly became famous as a comedian, then later died suddenly in a car crash.
• E3: The Selena Murder Trial (1996-12-07) — Profiling the 1995 murder of Tajano star Selena by former fan club president, Yolanda Saldavar. Re-enactments included such as the courtroom.
• E4: Margaux Hemingway (1997-01-12) — Margaux Hemingway was a supermodel and actress who died in July 1996. This episode tells her story, from her success as a fashion model to her struggle with alcoholism and bulimia.
• E5: River Phoenix (1997-02-16) — The special explaining the tragic death of a well-known, talented actor.
• E6: Dominique Dunne: An American Tragedy (1997-02-23) — A touching episode on the short life of American actress Dominique Dunne and her arrival on the Hollywood scene.
• E7: Macaulay Culkin: A Child's Rise, a Family's Fall (1997-04-20) — Profiling child actor Macaulay Culkin. Culkin, was the huge money maker in three box hits "Home Alone", "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" and, "My Girl". His life was destroyed with
• E8: Karen Carpenter (1997-04-13) — This episode is dedicated to Karen Carpenter's musical career, her life and her struggle with anorexia nervosa.
• E9: Bettie Page: From Pinup to Sex Queen (1997-04-27)
• E10: Anthony Perkins
• E11: Anna Nicole Smith (2001-09-23) — An insight into Anna Nicole's tumultuous life.
• E12: Power, Greed, Murder: The Making of the Cotton Club Movie (1997-05-25)
• E13: Michael Landon (1997-06-29)
• E14: Jan-Michael Vincent (1997-07-13)
• E15: Grace, Caroline and Stephanie: The Curse of the Royal Family
• E16: Death in Malibu: The Murder of Charlie Minor
• E17: Brandon Lee (1997-09-07) — The documentary covered the life and tragic death of actor, Brandon Lee, son of actor, Bruce Lee.
• E18: Christian Brando
• E19: Gilda Radner (1997-10-19)
• E20: Ray Combs (1997-11-16) — This episode tells the story of game show host and comedian Ray Combs, best known for hosting "The New Family Feud".
• E21: Gianni Versace
• E22: Natalie Wood (1997-12-14)

Season 2

• E1: Corey Feldman (1998-01-04)
• E2: Roman Polanski — Roman Polanski's life story including his wife's death, his days as a Holocaust survivor, his directing career and his exile from America.
• E3: Oksana Baiul (1998-02-08) — This episode tells the story of Oksana Bauil, a figure skating champion from the Ukraine in the Soviet Union.
• E4: The Kennedys: Power, Seduction and Hollywood (1998-04-05)
• E5: Janis Joplin — This episode profiles singer Janis Joplin, who died in 1970 at the age of 27, but whose career left an undeniable mark in rock and roll.
• E6: Marvin Gaye (1998-01-28)
• E7: Elvis: The Hollywood Years (1998-03-29)
• E8: Bob Crane
• E9: John Denver (1998-05-10)
• E10: Studio 54: Sex, Drugs & Disco (1998-05-24) — A 2 hour journey into the hedonistic world of Studio 54 told by many of the people who partied there.
• E11: John Belushi (1998-05-31)
• E12: O.J. Simpson, Nicole Brown & Ron Goldman (1998-06-14) — The Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman brutal murders and O.J.'s link to them are revealed in this shocking episode.
• E13: Frank Sinatra — A close view into the life of this world-famous singer and his hidden contacts in the Mafia.
• E14: Pee-Wee Herman (1998-06-21) — Paul Reubens achieves success as the character Pee-wee Herman. After being arrested for masturbating in a pornography theater, his career was almost destroyed, but he became succes
• E15: Johnny Cash (1998-06-28)
• E16: Heidi Fleiss (1998-07-12)
• E17: Mackenzie Phillips (1998-07-19) — This episode tells the story of actress Mackenzie Phillips.
• E18: Liberace (1998-07-26)
• E19: Gary Busey
• E20: Traci Lords (1998-08-16)
• E21: Tommy Lee (1998-08-23)
• E22: Princess Diana (1998-08-30) — The story of the British princess, relating her early beginnings and her sudden death.
• E23: Phil Hartman (1998-09-06)
• E24: Diff'rent Strokes (1998-09-20)
• E25: Steve McQueen (1998-09-27) — The life of actor Steve McQueen, told by his friends and fellow actors in his memory.
• E26: Jeanne Carmen: Queen of the B-Movies (1998-10-04) — This episode tells the story of Jeanne Carmen, who was born in Arkansas and at the tender age of 13 escaped from her house. It describes her relationship with Marilyn Monroe, her m
• E27: John Lennon: The Final Days (1998-10-11)
• E28: Freddie Prinze (1998-10-18)
• E29: Andy Kaufman (1998-10-25)
• E30: Linda Sobek (1998-11-01)
• E31: Jessica Hahn (1998-11-08)
• E32: Elizabeth Glaser (1998-11-22)
• E33: Elizabeth Taylor (1998-11-29)
• E34: The Sultan and the Centerfold (1998-12-06)
• E35: Rudy Galindo (1998-12-13)
• E36: Evel Knievel (1998-12-20)
• E37: Three's Company (1998-12-27) — The story of success, anger, happiness, money debates, and laughs on the set of Three's Company.

Season 3

• E1: Bob Fosse (1999-01-03)
• E2: Chris Farley (1999-01-10) — The episode describes Chris Farley's life, his problem with drugs, his partying, and how he died alone after being with a girl for a one-night stand.
• E3: Tonya Harding (1999-01-17)
• E4: Dean Martin (1999-01-24)
• E5: Pamela Des Barres (1999-01-31)
• E6: Mr. T (1999-02-07)
• E7: The Beatle Wives (1999-02-14) — A special 2 hour episode which tells The Beatles' story from their wives' point of view.
• E8: Halston (1999-02-21)
• E9: Divine (1999-03-07) — An episode which gives an insight into Divine's life, which was marked both by triumph and sadness. Shortly after being cast for a special appearance in "Married With Children", he
• E10: Dudley Moore (1999-03-14)
• E11: Kristy McNichol (1999-03-21)
• E12: The Brat Pack (1999-03-28)
• E13: Lauren Chapin (1999-04-04)
• E14: Dennis Hopper (1999-04-11)
• E15: Family Affair: The Anissa Jones Story (1999-04-18) — This episode tells the story of child actress Anissa Jones, who played Buffy Davis in the 60s television series "Family Affair".
• E16: Christopher Jones
• E17: James Stacy (1999-04-19) — This episode tells the story of James Stacy. He had fame and fortune and was a television series star, but it all changed when he became the victim of a violent car crash and lost
• E18: The Sunset Strip (1999-05-02)
• E19: Baywatch (1999-05-16) — An insight into one of the most popular shows told by it's stars, including anecdotes, fun facts and an unexpected eating disorder victim in the cast.
• E20: Heidi von Beltz (1999-05-23) — This episode tells the story of Heidi Von Beltz, who worked as a stuntwoman. She was paralyzed after having a terrible accident in a car chase on the set of "Cannonball Run".
• E21: The Brady Bunch (1999-06-06)
• E22: Dennis Rodman (1999-06-13) — This episode tells the story of Dennis Rodman, a NBA star player and media magnet.
• E23: Farrah Fawcett (1999-06-20)
• E24: Ron O'Neal: Superfly
• E25: Julia Phillips: Hollywood Outcast (1999-06-27) — This episode tells the story of Julia Philipps, author of "You'll Never Eat Lunch in this Town Again". During her stardom, she became self-destructive with depressions and near-let
• E26: Andrew Dice Clay (1999-07-04)
• E27: Rock Hudson (1999-07-11) — This episode tells the story of Rock Hudson, movie star and media magnet.
• E28: The Last Days of Sharon Tate (1999-07-25)
• E29: The Monkees (1999-08-01)
• E30: Adam West: Batman Unmasked (1999-08-02)
• E31: Alfred Hitchcock (1999-08-08)
• E32: Herve Villechaize (1999-08-15)
• E33: Bill Bixby (1999-08-15)
• E34: Bewitched (1999-08-22)
• E35: Brett Butler (1999-08-23)
• E36: Sean Penn & Madonna (1999-08-29)
• E37: Mick Jagger & Jerry Hall (1999-09-05)
• E38: The Partridge Family (1999-09-13)
• E39: The Last Days of Elvis (1999-09-19)
• E40: Karyn Kupcinet (1999-09-29) — This episode tells the tragic story of Karyn Kupcinet, daughter of world famous columnist Irv Kupcinet. Victim of an unsolved crime, she was found in her apartment with signs of st
• E41: Savannah (1999-10-03) — This episode tells the story of Savannah, an adult film actress and her shocking suicide after having a car accident and injuring her face.
• E42: Sonny Bono (1999-10-10) — The documentary profiled the life, times and tragic sudden death of Sonny Bono. He was an entertainer, singer, producer, a restaurant owner and congressman at the time of his death
• E43: Bo Derek (1999-10-17)
• E44: Linda Blair (1999-10-24) — A child actress who suddenly shot to stardom after her role as Regan in "The Exorcist", Linda Blair had to overcome difficulties.
• E45: The Murder of Miss Hollywood (1999-10-31) — An episode telling the story of Jill Ann Weatherwax, a former winner of the "Miss Hollwood" beauty pageant and an aspiring singer, who was brutally murdered.
• E46: Long Island Scandal: The Buttafuocos & Amy Fisher (1999-11-14)
• E47: Dana Plato (1999-11-21) — Contrasting with her perfect life as Kimberly Drummond in "The Facts of Life", she had problems with substance abuse and alcoholism. She died in Oklahoma, and her death is not yet
• E48: The Facts of Life Girls (1999-11-28)
• E49: Michael Hutchence: Rocked to Death (1999-12-05) — The episode tells the story of pop music singer Michael Hutchence, from his early days as a rock star to becoming a rock icon as leader singer of INSX, and ending with the finding
• E50: Gilligan's Island (1999-12-12) — Denver, Russell Johnson, Dawn Wells, Tina Louise, Sherwood Schwartz and others are interviewed and asked what they remember about Gilligan's Island. Included are discussions on how
• E51: Hulk Hogan (1999-12-19)
• E52: CHiPs (1999-12-26)
• E53: Mickey Rourke (1999-07-19)
• E55: Harold Robbins (2000-09-13)
• E56: Russ Meyer (2000-11-08) — Profile of controversial independent filmmaker Russ Meyer.
• E57: Poisoned Dreams: the Rodney Harvey Story (2000-11-22)
• E58: Bob Guccione (1999-12-20)

Season 4

• E1: The Village People (2000-01-02)
• E2: Dennis the Menace Revealed: The Jay North Story (2000-01-09) — This episode tells the story of child actor Jay North, best known for his performance on "Dennis the Menace".
• E3: Dorothy Stratten (2000-01-16)
• E4: Jennifer O'Neill (2000-01-24)
• E5: Rod Serling: Beyond The Twilight Zone (2000-01-25)
• E6: Scott Hamilton (2000-01-30)
• E7: Andy of Mayberry (2000-02-06)
• E8: The Mod Squad (2000-02-13)
• E9: Cheech & Chong (2000-02-20) — Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong achieved success with their own blend of humor, featured in movies such as ""Up In Smoke,"" ""Nice Dreams,"" ""Still Smokin'"" and ""Things Are Tough A
• E10: LaToya Jackson (2000-02-27)
• E11: Burt Reynolds (2000-03-05)
• E12: Billy Jack (2000-03-12)
• E13: Al Adamson: Murder of a B-Movie King (2000-03-26)
• E14: Flashdance (2000-04-02)
• E15: Donald Trump (2000-04-09)
• E16: Death by Disco (2000-04-16)
• E17: Roseanne (2000-04-23) — Roseanne's life – from child to trailer trash mother to stand-up comedian to sitcom star to talk show host and finally to rock star. The Roseanne – E! True Hollywood Story takes
• E18: Siegfried & Roy (2000-04-30)
• E19: Jim J. Bullock (2000-05-07)
• E20: The Sam Sheppard Murder Case (2000-05-21)
• E21: David Strickland (2000-06-04)
• E22: Claudine Longet & Spider Sabich (2000-06-11)
• E23: John Holmes and the Wonderland Murders (2000-06-18)
• E24: Richard Simmons (2000-06-25)
• E25: Jesse Ventura (2000-07-02)
• E26: Rick and Darva: The Million Dollar Mistake (2000-07-09)
• E28: Kung Fu: The David Carradine Story (2000-07-30)
• E29: Eight Is Enough (2000-08-06)
• E30: Dallas (2000-08-13)
• E31: Good Times (2000-08-20)
• E32: Wally George
• E33: All in the Family (2000-08-27)
• E34: Dirty Dancing (2000-09-03) — Ditry Dancing, the smalltown Vestron movie that was expected to be a blockbuster distaster turns into an instant classic with a huge money profit. Join the cast and crew as the exp
• E35: Brigitte Nielsen (2000-09-10)
• E36: Bruce Jenner (2000-09-17)
• E37: Scotty Schwartz: Child Star to Porn Star (2000-10-01)
• E38: Welcome Back, Kotter (2000-10-08)
• E39: American Crime Fighter: John Walsh (2000-10-15)
• E40: Rona Barrett
• E41: Lobster Boy (2000-10-22)
• E42: The Last Days of Jackie O. (2000-10-29)
• E44: Jane Fonda (2000-11-19)
• E45: Cheers (2000-11-26)
• E46: I Dream of Jeannie (2000-11-27)
• E47: Wayne Newton (2000-12-03)
• E48: Larry Flynt (2000-12-10) — Profile of Larry Flynt, political activist and publisher of ""Hustler"" magazine.
• E49: H.R. Pufnstuf: The Strange World of Sid & Marty Krofft (2000-12-24)
• E50: Jim Varney (2000-12-31) — Actor Jim Varney is typecast as his famous ""Ernest"" character.
• E51: The Grateful Dead (2000-05-28)
• E52: Twilight Zone Trial (2000-01-25)
• E53: Superfly—Ron O'Neal (2000-02-22)
• E54: The Trail of the Ruby Slippers (2000-03-21)
• E55: AIDS and the Centerfold: Rebekka Armstrong (2000-05-15)
• E56: Billionaire Boys Club (2000-07-24)
• E57: The Last Days of Elvis (2000-08-16)
• E59: Claudia Jennings (2000-09-25)
• E61: Linda Lovelace (2000-11-06)

Season 5

• E1: The Beverly Hillbillies (2001-01-07)
• E2: The Last Days of Judy Garland (2001-01-14)
• E3: The Dukes of Hazzard (2001-01-21)
• E4: Phyllis Diller (2001-01-28)
• E5: Carmen Electra (2001-02-04)
• E6: Fabio (2001-02-11)
• E7: Whitney Houston & Bobby (2001-02-18)
• E8: Mama Cass Elliot (2001-02-19) — This episode profiles the musical and acting career of the famous singer Cass Elliot. It tells of her Jewish upbringging in Maryland to her untimely death of a heart attack in 1974
• E9: Joan Rivers (spoof) (2001-02-22)
• E10: Jenny Jones (2001-02-25)
• E11: The Many Loves of Marilyn Monroe (2001-03-04)
• E12: Tiny Tim (2001-03-25)
• E13: The Comedy Store
• E14: Joe Piscopo
• E15: John Candy
• E16: Gallagher
• E17: Joey Heatherton (2001-04-15)
• E18: Gia: Supermodel (2001-04-22)
• E19: The Menendez Brothers (2001-04-29)
• E20: Survivor (2001-05-02) — The contestants from the first season of Survivor talk about how they played the game as well as how they applied to be on the show, and the results after the show aired.
• E21: Martha Stewart (2001-05-13)
• E22: The Young and the Restless (2001-05-20)
• E24: Miami Vice (2001-06-03)
• E25: Sixteen Candles (2001-06-10)
• E26: New Kids on the Block (2001-06-17)
• E27: Loni Anderson (2001-06-24)
• E28: Baywatch (2001-07-01) — The cast and crew of Baywatch discuss its success.
• E29: Dave Draper (2001-07-08)
• E30: The Last Days of John F. Kennedy Jr. (2001-07-15)
• E31: Beverly Hills 90210 (2001-07-22)
• E32: Sammy Davis Jr. (2001-07-29)
• E33: Magnum P.I. (2001-08-05)
• E34: The Cosby Kids (2001-08-12)
• E35: Growing Pains (2001-08-19)
• E36: Married With Children (2001-08-26) — This spans the run of one of the most successful sitcoms to ever exist on the FOX network. Married…with Children lasted 10 years, 11 seasons, and had many memorable moments. This
• E37: Redd Foxx
• E38: Anna Nicole Smith (2001-09-23) — Anna Nicole Smith had a wild lifestyle. Early pregnancy, a marriage to a multi-millionaire, and a former Playmate in Playboy.
• E39: Robert Downey Jr.

Season 6

• E1: Spice Girls (2001-10-14)
• E2: Corey Haim (2001-10-17)
• E3: Aaliyah (2001-10-21)
• E4: L.A. Law (2001-10-28)
• E5: Scream (2001-10-31)
• E6: Dynasty (2001-11-11)
• E7: The O'Neals (2001-11-18)
• E8: Lauren Hutton (2001-11-25)
• E9: Mariah Carey (2001-11-28)
• E10: The Rat Pack (2001-12-05)
• E11: Paula Poundstone (2001-12-12)
• E12: Clueless (2001-12-19)
• E13: Carrie Otis (2002-01-06)
• E14: Fast Times at Ridgemont High (2002-01-13)
• E15: The Price Is Right (2002-01-27)
• E16: Tai & Randy (2002-02-06)
• E17: John DeLorean
• E18: George Michael (2002-02-26)
• E19: Suzanne Somers (2002-03-17)
• E20: Winona Ryder (2002-04-07)
• E21: The Terminator (2002-04-14)
• E22: Robert Blake (2002-04-28)
• E23: Lynda Carter (2002-05-05)
• E24: Diner (2002-05-12)
• E25: Jean-Claude Van Damme (2002-05-19)
• E26: Pia Zadora (2002-05-26)
• E27: Mike Tyson and Robin Givens (2002-06-02)
• E28: Jaws (2002-06-09) — Despite "Jaws" being a best selling novel and one of the greatest motion pictures of all time, the cast and crew discuss some of the roughest and hard times and going through hell
• E29: Niki Taylor (2002-06-16)
• E30: Sean Young (2002-06-30)
• E31: Beach Boys (2002-07-07)
• E32: Tiffany (2002-07-14)
• E33: Liza Minnelli (2002-07-21)
• E34: Family Feud (2002-07-28)
• E35: Ginger Lynn (2002-08-04)
• E36: Claus von Bulow (2001-10-24)
• E37: Hank the Angry Dwarf (2002-02-20)
• E38: Dawn Steel (2002-06-04)
• E39: Tonya Harding (2002-04-13)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does E! True Hollywood Story have? 16 season(s) with 509 episodes.

Where can I watch E! True Hollywood Story? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.