Portrayal of old Hollywood in The Last Tycoon
The main theme of the novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald is life in the city. The last book that he wrote is The Last Tycoon, which he actually never completed because he died in the writing process. This novel accurately depicts the alluring lifestyle of Hollywood and the good and bad affects that it could have on a person. The tempting, fast-paced life of Hollywood could destroy people just as it destroyed Monroe Stahr and Mr. Brady in The Last Tycoon. People in Hollywood carefully watch and scrutinize their neighbors for their minor imperfect…