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| CENSORSHIP CASE, "THE IRWIN-RICE KISS" |
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THE BIRTH OF A NATION becomes most banned film
SUPREME COURT DECISION CITIES/STATES could censor films |
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37 STATES had own CENSORSHIP RULES
FATTY ARBUCKLE charged with RAPE & MURDER |
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| WILL HAYS created THE PRODUCTION CODE AMINISTRATION |
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| KING KONG most censored film of the 30's |
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| JOE BREEN named DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION CODE |
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| THE MIRACLE DECISION (film comes under 1st& 14th amendments) |
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| BONNIE & CLYDE caused CONGRESS to consider CENSORSHIP |
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| JACK VALENTI creates THE FILM RATINGS'BOARD |
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- BY a 10-member, full-time RATING BOARD, in Cali.
- JACK VALENTI said "ALL have had 'a shared parenthood experience' "
- must love, possess an intelligent maturity of judgment, put themselves in the role of most parents. |
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| wins BEST DIR. OSCAR for THE GRADUATE |
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- BOX OFFICE peak (TOTAL ADMISSIONS IN 1 YR)
- 100 mil DOMESTIC MOVIE AUDIENCE/wk |
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1. HOUSE UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-CONGRESS HOLDS HEARINGS.
2. HOLLYWOOD TEN (unfriendly witnesses are sent to prison by CONGRESS)
3. 12% of films shot in COLOR |
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| US vs PARAMOUNT STUDIOS (PARAMOUNT forced to sell theaters) |
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| CINEMASCOPE (WILD SCREEN) was 1st introduced |
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| PICTURE PALACES equals what? of the 19th |
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| ornate & beautiful OPERA HOUSE & CONCERT |
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| CONGRESS investigated COMMUNIST SUBVERSION FOR ?YRS |
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| 15 YEARS, tore motion picture industry & reshaped HOLLYWOOD MOVIES |
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| 3 forces collided in the Hollywood strikes 1945-6 |
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1. CSU; CONFERENCE OF STUDIO UNIONS
2. I.A. (I.A.T.S.E)
3. PRODUCERS OF THE MOVIES |
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| who? THE HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVE in 1945, earnings averaged $20,000/wk |
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| how much? STUDIO MOGULS take from the ways of lower wages, no advance in wages, no change in conditions. and how much for upshot of its |
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| WALT DISNEY was still paying some of those girls (cartoonist) how much/wk? |
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| in 1941, DISNEY workers received UNION RECOGNITION. what did they react? |
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| WHO persuaded the ACTORS to oppose the strikes (Thus, breaking the CSU strike) |
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| REAGAN RONALD was asked to do what by FBI agents? |
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| an informant on COMMUNISTS, in HOLLYWOOD |
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| STRIKES on & off for HM months? HM?costs workers in lost wages |
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| the strike served as a spring board to Reagan? and return to what? |
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| HITCHCOCK regarding film as what? in England it was an insult |
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| HITCHCOCK influenced by what experience? |
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| WHAT? a tremendous critical and popular success |
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| did HITCHCOCK win an OSCAR |
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| HITCHCOCK'S ideal women was like? |
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