"My Friend Irma Goes to Hollywood" is a 1950 comedy film that features the character Irma Peterson, a lovable but scatterbrained young woman. The story follows Irma and her best friend, Jane Stacy, as they travel to Hollywood, where Irma hopes to become a movie star. Their adventures lead to a series of humorous situations involving various characters in the film industry. The film is a continuation of the popular radio series "My Friend Irma," which originally aired in the 1940s. It showcases the comedic chemistry between Marie Wilson, who plays Irma, and Joan Blondell, who portrays Jane. The movie combines elements of slapstick and situational comedy, making it a lighthearted entertainment piece of its time.