Spoony Singh

1922–2006 (age 84)

entrepreneur

Biography

Spoony Singh, born in 1922, was a pioneering entrepreneur whose passion for cinema led him to create the Hollywood Wax Museum and to celebrate the glamour of film in Los Angeles.

Throughout his life he championed cultural exchange and community engagement, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and welcome that continues to inspire visitors and admirers.

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