Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery

The Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary is a Jewish cemetery located at 6001 West Centinela Avenue, in Culver City, California, USA. Many Jewish people from the entertainment industry are buried here.

Notable interments

• Irving Aaronson, composer
• Russ Alben, advertising executive and composer
• Corey Allen, actor, director, producer and screenwriter
• Sheldon Allman, actor, singer and songwriter
• Army Archerd, journalist and television host
• Frank Bank, Leave It To Beaver actor and later bond broker
• Sandy Baron, actor and comedian
• Gene Barry, actor
• Jack Benny, actor and comedian
• Henry Bergman, actor
• Milton Berle, actor and comedian
• Pandro S. Berman, producer and former head of RKO Radio Pictures
• Helen Beverley, actress
• Michael Bloomfield, musician
• Ben Blue, actor and comedian
• Neil Bogart, founder of Casablanca Records
• Sorrell Booke, actor
• Irving Brecher, screenwriter, producer, director
• Bernie Brillstein, producer and talent agent
• Richard Brooks, director
• Marion Byron, actress
• Susan Cabot, actress
• Eddie Cantor, actor, comedian, and singer
• Nell Carter, actress and singer
• Jeff Chandler, actor
• Cyd Charisse, actress and dancer
• Ronni Chasen, publicist
• Mickey Cohen, mobster
• Danny Dayton, actor
• Selma Diamond, actress and comedienne
• Julius J. Epstein, screenwriter
• Philip G. Epstein, screenwriter
• Max Factor, Sr., cosmetics magnate
• Max Factor, Jr., cosmetics businessman
• Percy Faith, musician
• Edith Flagg, fashion designer and businesswoman.
• Arthur Freed, producer and songwriter
• Friz Freleng, animator
• Mary Leona Gage, beauty queen
• L. Wolfe Gilbert, composer (original interment site)
• Sid Gillman, Hall of Fame football coach
• William Goetz, producer and former head of Universal Studios
• Adam Goldstein (aka DJ AM), DJ
• Jerry Goldsmith, composer
• Mark Goodson, producer
• Eydie Gormé, singer
• Carl Greenberg, newspaper reporter and editor (Los Angeles Examiner, Los Angeles Times)
• Hank Greenberg, MLB Hall of Famer

• Lorne Greene, actor
• Elliot Handler, businessman
• Ruth Handler, business executive who invented the Barbie doll
• Lou Holtz, actor and comedian
• Moe Howard, actor, comedian, and member of the Three Stooges (1897–1975)
• Sally Insul, actress
• Arthur P. Jacobs, film producer, Planet of the Apes series, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
• David Janssen, actor
• George Jessel, actor and comedian
• Al Jolson, actor and singer
• Mickey Katz, comedy bandleader, father of Joel Grey
• Sam Katzman, producer and director
• Sammi Kane Kraft, actress and musician
• Philip N. Krasne, producer of the later Charlie Chan films and the Cisco Kid television series
• Paul Kohner, producer
• Sidney Korshak, labor lawyer and Chicago "fixer"
• Ely Landau, producer
• Mark Landon, musician, actor
• Michael Landon, actor
• Abe Lastfogel, Chairman, William Morris talent agency
• Sheldon Leonard, actor and producer
• Jules Levy, producer
• Mary Livingstone, actress and comedienne
• Abby Mann, screenwriter
• Hal March, actor and comedian
• Tony Martin, actor and singer
• Howard Morris, actor and comedian
• Vic Morrow, actor
• Jan Murray, actor and comedian
• Leonard Nimoy, actor
• Shelly Novack, actor
• Louis Nye, actor and comedian
• Joe Pasternak, producer
• Julia Phillips, author and producer
• Suzanne Pleshette, actress
• Tom Poston, actor (was not Jewish, but was married to Suzanne Pleshette at the time of his death)
• Deborah Raffin, actress and audiobook publisher
• Paul Richards, actor
• Leo Robin, composer
• Stanley Ralph Ross, writer, actor
• Benny Rubin, actor
• Jerry Rubin, Yippie turned businessman, member of the Chicago Seven
• Billy Sands, actor
• Sherwood Schwartz, producer
• Irene Mayer Selznick, theatrical producer
• Freddie Sessler, entrepreneur
• Julius Shulman, architect
• Dick Shawn, actor and comedian
• Allan Sherman, actor, comedian, and singer
• Robert B. Sherman, songwriter
• Dinah Shore, singer, actress and television host (partial cremated remains)
• George Sidney, director and producer
• Aaron Spelling, producer
• Peter Tomarken, television host
• Irving Wallace, author
• Sol M. Wurtzel, film producer
• Lew Wasserman, agent, studio executive
• Shelley Winters, actress
• Stan Winston, makeup artist
• Dennis Wolfberg, actor and comedian
• Sam Zimbalist, film editor