20ª Edición · 1949
Academy Awards · Shrine Auditorium
20ª Ceremonia de los Oscar
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Dir. Elia Kazan
Philip Green es un escritor al que una revista de tirada nacional contrata para escribir una serie de artículos sobre antisemitismo en América. No sabe cómo abordar el tema, y decide hacerse pasar por...
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The Farmer's Daughter
«Llegó con un vestido verde esmeralda que se convirtió en portada de todas las revistas.»
Contexto histórico
Hollywood Blacklist Expands as HUAC Investigations Continue
The House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation of alleged communist influence in Hollywood deepens. Several prominent writers and directors face career destruction as studios implement unofficial blacklists following the Hollywood Ten hearings.
Television Threatens Movie Industry as Sets Multiply Across America
Movie attendance drops significantly as television ownership soars from 14,000 to over 172,000 sets nationwide. Studio executives express growing concern about the new medium's impact on box office revenues.
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Contexto de la época
The Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Blacklist Expands as HUAC Investigations Continue
The House Un-American Activities Committee's investigation of alleged communist influence in Hollywood deepens. Several prominent writers and directors face career destruction as studios implement unofficial blacklists following the Hollywood Ten hearings.
1948-11-15
Variety
Television Threatens Movie Industry as Sets Multiply Across America
Movie attendance drops significantly as television ownership soars from 14,000 to over 172,000 sets nationwide. Studio executives express growing concern about the new medium's impact on box office revenues.
1948-12-20
Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court Orders Studio Divestiture in Paramount Decision
The landmark antitrust ruling forces major studios to sell their theater chains, ending vertical integration. This historic decision reshapes Hollywood's power structure and business model permanently.
1948-05-03
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