THE HOLLYWOOD STRIP WAS ONCE THE LAND OF DREAMS, BUT NOW IT'S JUST A NIGHTMARE

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A two-mile road in Los Angeles — next to Hollywood studios where shows like “Friends,” “Will & Grace” and “Gilmore Girls” were filmed — has been overrun by homeless people living in “unsafe, unsanitary” RVs and trailers.

Exclusive video taken by The Post shows trash piling up outside the makeshift camp which is also strewn with feces and bottles full of urine, just minutes from the Universal Studios theme park, visited by up to 40,000 tourists daily.

Nearby business owners complained about the foul smells and black trash bags piling up from the growing number of campers and port-a-potties provided by local authorities of the ultra-liberal city.

One business manager, who asked to remain anonymous, said some of the RV residents have wandered into their property to get water and regularly use their private restrooms and outdoor electric plugs.