
Blacklist: Hollywood on Trial
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Documentary following the hearings held by the House Un-American Activities Committee of the '40s and '50s.
Blacklist: Hollywood on Trial is a documentary that examines the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings of the 1940s and 1950s, a pivotal and controversial period when Hollywood faced intense political scrutiny. Released in 1996, the film explores how the blacklist affected the film industry and its workers during this era of McCarthyism.
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Alec BaldwinNarrator
Edward DmytrykHimself
Marsha HuntHerself
Morgan FreemanEdward G. Robinson
Ron HowardHerbert Biberman
Joe MantegnaMark Goodson
Rob ReinerAlbert Maltz
Martin SheenDalton Trumbo
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When was Blacklist: Hollywood on Trial released?
The documentary was released on February 27, 1996.
What is the documentary about?
The film documents the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings held during the 1940s and 1950s, focusing on how the blacklist impacted Hollywood and the entertainment industry during this period of political investigation.
Where can I watch Blacklist: Hollywood on Trial?
As a 1996 theatrical release, the film may be available through streaming services, digital rental platforms, or on home video formats; check your preferred streaming service or digital retailer for current availability.









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