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Other  Blacklisted
Writers,  Actors  &  Directors


actor-musician Larry Adler [1914-2001]
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It Ain't Necessarily So autobiography  
"It Ain't Necessarily So: An Autobiography" [1984]
by Larry Adler

Grove Press hardcover [5/87] out of print/many used

screenwriter Ben Barzman [1911-89]
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screenwriter Norma Barzman
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The Red and The Blacklist  
"The Red and The Blacklist: The Intimate Memoir
of A Hollywood Expatriate" [2003]
by Norma Barzman

Thunder's Mouth/Nation Books 9x6 pb [9/2004] for $13.22
Nation Books 9¼x6½ hardcover [1/2003] for $27.50

actor Herschel Bernardi [1923-86]
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writer Walter Bernstein [b. 1919]
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Inside Out / Bernstein  
"Inside Out: A Memoir of The Blacklist" [1996]
by Walter Bernstein

De Capo Press 8¼x5.4 pb [5/2000] for $10.88
Knopf 9x6 hardcover [10/96] out of print/used

actress Betsy Blair [1923-2009]
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starred in "Marty" [1955], Oscar nomination for Best Actress


activist & author Kay Boyle [1902-92]
IMDb listing • Wikipedia


Marxist playwright Bertolt Brecht [1898-1956]
Testified before HUAC on 30 October 1947 that he was never a member
of the Communist Party, then returned to Europe the next day.
movie credits [1923-2009] • Wikipedia

International Brecht Society [est. 1970]


actor J. Edward Bromberg [1903-51]
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puppeteer & animator Lou Bunin [1904–94]
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playwright & author Abe Burrows [1910-85]
The musical stageplay "Guys and Dolls" by Abe Burrows & Jo Swerling (based on stories of Damon Runyon) was selected as winner of the 1951 Pulitzer Prize for Drama;
however, because Burrows was under investigation by the House Un-American Activities Committee (H.U.A.C.), the Trustees of Columbia University vetoed the selection,
and no Pulitzer for Drama was awarded that year.
IMDb listing • Wikipedia


actress-writer Jean Rouverol {Butler} [b. 1916]
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actor-writer Hugo Butler [1914-68]
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Refugees from Hollywood book by Jean Rouverol  
"Refugees From Hollywood: A Journal of The
Blacklist Years" [2000]
by Jean Rouverol

Univ NM Press 9x6½ hardcover [10/2000] for $16.47

actress Frances Chaney [1915-2004], wife of Ring Lardner, Jr.
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Magic Lantern's
Sir Charles Chaplin [1889-1977] Page


composer Aaron Copland  [1900-90]
won Oscar in 1950 out of six nominations, 1940-1950
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actor-teacher Jeff Corey [1914-2002]
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actor-director John Cromwell [1887-1979]
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writer-director Jules Dassin [1911-2008]
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actor Howard Da Silva [1909-86]
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composer Hanns Eisler [1898-1962]
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'Subject: Hanns Eisler' fansite
Intl. Hanns Eisler Society [est. 1994]

Hanns Eisler Political Musician  
"Hanns Eisler: Political Musician" [1982]
by Albrecht Betz, translated by Bill Hopkins

Cambridge Univ Press 8½x5½ pb [10/2006] for $50.00
Cambridge Univ Press 8¾x5¾ hardcover [7/82] out of print/used

author Howard Fast [1914-2003] {served 3 months in prison}
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ST's Howard Fast fansite

Being Red  
"Being Red: A Memoir" [1990]
by Howard Fast

M.E. Sharpe pb [11/94] out of print/used
Houghton Mifflin 9½x6½ hardcover [10/90] out of print/many used

writer-actor-radio host John Henry Faulk [1913-90]
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Fear On Trial book & movie about John Henry Faulk  "Fear On Trial" [1963] by John Henry Faulk
After Faulk's success in wresting the radio-tv actors union A.F.T.R.A. away from a McCarthyite group called A.W.A.R.E., that group labeled Faulk a Communist. With backing by TV journalist Edward R. Murrow, Faulk and powerful lawyer Louis Nizer sued for libel; the case was delayed for five years, but the jury awarded Faulk a libel judgment of more than he sued for.
Univ TX Press 8¼x5½ pb [1983] for $30.00
Univ TX Press hardcover [1964] out of print/used
"Fear On Trial" [Landsburg/CBS-TV Oct 1975]
Directed by Lamont Johnson; teleplay by David W. Rintels; starring William Devane {as Faulk} & George C. Scott {as attorney Nizer}; won Emmy for Best Adaptation
not availabnle on DVD; full credits at IMDb

{secretly} co-won Oscar for Best Screenplay Adaptation for "Bridge On The River Kwai" [1957]     writer-producer Carl Foreman [1914-84]
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actor John Garfield [1913-52]
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actor Will Geer [1902-78]
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Theatricum Botanicum [est. 1951] in Topanga, CA

portrayed the sheriff in the only blacklisted film "Salt of The Earth" [1954]


actor Jack Gilford [1908-90]
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actress Madeline Lee {Gilford} [1923-2008]
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Bernard Gordon [1918-2007]
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Hollywood Exile / Blacklist  
"Hollywood Exile: Or How I Learned To Love The Blacklist" [1999]
by Bernard Gordon

Univ TX Press 9x6 pb [3/2001] for $22.95
Univ TX Press 9¼x6¼ hardcover [11/99] out of print/used
Gordon File / FBI Surveillance  "The Gordon File: A Screenwriter Recalls Twenty Years of F.B.I. Surveillance" [2004]
by Bernard Gordon

Univ TX Press 9x6½ hardcover [10/2004] for $19.77

actor Lloyd Gough [1907-84]
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actress-director Lee Grant
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lyricist Edgar Yipsel 'Yip' Harburg  [1896-1981]
won shared Oscar in 1940 for "Over The Rainbow", two other nominations, 1944 & 1946
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"Over The Rainbow: The Life and Rhymes of Yip Harburg" [8/2015] by Stuart L. Stotts
http://www.amazon.com/Over-Rainbow-Life-Rhymes-Harburg/dp/0976537230/

"A Tribute To Blacklisted Lyricist Yip Harburg: The Man Who Put The Rainbow In The Wizard of Oz"
special TV broadcast 12/2018 on "Democracy Now!" with Amy Goodman: transcript • video [59:06]


playwright Lillian Hellman [1905-84] Page
at Spirit of America Bookstore

Cold War Romance of Hellman & Melby book by Robert P. Newman  "The Cold War Romance of Lillian Hellman and John Melby" [1989] by Robert P. Newman
Playwright Lillian Hellman met U.S. State Department Asia expert John F. Melby in 1944; their passionate affair included avid letter writing, talk of marriage, and trysts at the home of Ambassador Averill Harriman; after Lillian testified in the H.U.A.C. hearings in May 1952, Melby was pressured to repudiate her publicly; he refused, and was fired in 1953 by John Foster Dulles. Melby switched to an academic career and the affair with Hellman continued until her death in 1984.
Univ North Carolina Press 9x5¾ pb [1/2011] for $47.48 {sic}
Univ North Carolina Press pb [4/2009] out of print/used
Univ North Carolina Press 8¼x5½ hardcover [4/89] for $18.95


actor Paul Henreid [1908-92]
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autobiography [1984]

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animator John Hubley [1914-77]
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served during World War II in the Army's First Motion Picture Unit
P.B.S. special
Digital Media FX article {site gone?}


actress Marsha Hunt [b. 1917]
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writer Ian McLellan Hunter [1915-91]
teamed with Ring Lardner, Jr.; fronted for Dalton Trumbo; himself blacklisted in 1953
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Leo Hurwitz [1909-91]
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Native Land pro-labor documentary narrated by Paul Robeson  "Native Land" b&w documentary film [Frontier Films 1942]
"a scathing leftist critique of violence, racism, and working class oppression" • Dramatized pro-labor documentary, based on the La Follette Committee's 1936-41 investigation into repression of labor organizing • Co-written & co-produced & co-directed by later-expatriate Paul Strand & [blacklistee] Leo Hurwitz, co-written by Ben Maddow {as David Wolff}; narrated by [blacklistee] Paul Robeson [1898-1976]; actors include [blacklistee] Howard Da Silva, Mary George, Fred Johnson, John Marley & Robert Strauss
at last on DVD! Flicker Alley/Blackhawk b&w DVD [10/2016] for $19.98
Kino Video b&w VHS [3/94] out of prodn/scarce
full credits from IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia
watch full movie [5/2017 upload; 1:28:30] online at YouTube


actor Sam Jaffe [1891-1984]
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writer-producer Paul Jarrico [1915-97]
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co-produced the only blacklisted film "Salt of The Earth" [1954]

Paul Jarrico biography by Larry Ceplair  
"The Marxist and The Movies: A Biography of Paul Jarrico" [2007]
by Larry Ceplair

Univ Press of KY 9x6 hardcover [10/2007] for $34.68

composer Sol Kaplan [1919-90]
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wrote the music for the only blacklisted film "Salt of The Earth" [1954]


actor Victor Kilian [1891-1979]
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co-won Oscar for Best Screenplay for "Casablanca" [1942]    writer Howard Koch [1902-95]
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co-won Oscar for Best Screenplay for "Casablanca" [1942]


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writer-director Fritz Lang [1890-1976]


actress Anna Lee [1913-2004]
mistakenly listed due to name confusion
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writer Robert Lees [1912-2004]
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writer Alfred Lewis Levitt [1916-2002]
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writer-director Joseph Losey [1909-84]
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writer Arnold Manoff [1914-65]
browse DVDs • movie credits [1944-65] • Wikipedia


playwright Arthur Miller [1915-2005] Page
at Spirit of America Bookstore

Arthur Miller's After The Fall  "After The Fall: A Play in Two Acts" [1964] by Arthur Miller
A lawyer talks about his guilty past, including his ex-wives and his
involvement in the H.U.A.C. hearings

Penguin 7¾x5 pb [12/80] for $8.80
Viking hardcover [2/64] out of print/rare
L.A. Theatre Works UNABR audio CD [11/2001] for $24.95
Broadway credits [1964-65 & 2004] at IBDb


actress Karen Morley [1909-2003]
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actor Zero Mostel [1915-77]
browse DVDs • movie credits [1943-79] • Broadway credits [1942-77] • Wikipedia


playwright Clifford Odets [1906-63]
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Broadway credits [since 1930] • Wikipedia

Clifford Odets papers at Indiana University


actor Larry Parks [1914-75]
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dancer-actress Betty Garrett {Parks} [1919-2011]
browse DVDs • movie credits [1948-2009] • Broadway credits [1942-2001] • Wikipedia


actor-director Leo Penn [1921-98]
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writer-director Abraham Lincoln Polonsky [1910-99]
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Very Dangerous Citizen book by Paul Buhle & Dave Wagner  
"A Very Dangerous Citizen: Abraham Lincoln
Polonsky & The Hollywood Left" [2001]
by Paul Buhle & Dave Wagner

Univ CA Press 9x6 pb [9/2002] for $19.95
Univ CA Press 9½x6½ hardcover [6/2001] for $56.99

actor Robert Presnell, Jr. [1914-86]
husband of actress Marsha Hunt
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actor John Randolph [1915-2004]
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producer-director Martin Ritt [1914-90]
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writer Marguerite Roberts [1905-89]
movie credits [1933-71] • Wikipedia {empty}

her husband, writer John Sanford [1904-2003]
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singer-actor Paul Robeson [1898-1976]
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Broadway credits [1925-45] • Wikipedia


won Oscar for Best Script Adaptation for "Midnight Cowboy" [1970]  co-won Oscar for Best Script for "Coming Home" [1979]    writer Waldo Salt [1914-87]
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actress-pianist Hazel Scott [1920-81]
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Hazel Scott bio by Karen Chilton  
"Hazel Scott: The Pioneering Journey of A Jazz Pianist
From Cafe Society To Hollywood To H.U.A.C." [2008]
by Karen Chilton

Univ MI Press 9x6 hardcover [9/2008] for $19.77


folksinger Pete Seeger {served a year in prison} [1919-2014]
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JMC's Pete Seeger fansite


actor Joshua Shelley [1920-90]
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actress Madeleine Sherwood [b. 1922]
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actor Arthur Gordon 'Art' Smith [1899-1973]
movie credits [1942-67] • Broadway credits [1929-61] • Wikipedia

co-won Oscar for Best Script for "The Defiant Ones" [1958]    writer Harold Jacob Smith [1912-70]
browse DVDs • movie credits [1957-2000] • Wikipedia {empty}

won the first-ever Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for "Anthony Adverse" [1936]    Gale Sondergaard  [1899-1985]
browse DVDs • IMDb listing [1936-83]
Broadway credits [1928-80] • Wikipedia


actor Lionel Stander [1908-94]
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actress Kim Stanley [1925-2001]
browse DVDs • movie credits [1950-84] • Broadway credits [1951-64] • Wikipedia

Jon Krampner's Kim Stanley fansite & biography [2006]


radio journalist Louis 'Studs' Terkel [1912-2008] Page
at Spirit of America Bookstore

Chicago Historical Society Studs Terkel website

Touch & Go memoir by Studs Terkel  "Touch and Go: A Memoir" [2007]
by 'Studs' Terkel, with Sidney Lewis

Master interviewer & radio host Terkel looks back from the age of 95 on a life lived in the middle of the Roaring Twenties in Chicago, The Great Depression, World War II, the Golden Age of Radio, and Joe McCarthy's blacklist.
New Press 8¾x5¾ pb [10/2008] for $13.72
New Press 9¼x6¼ hardcover [11/2007] for $16.47


author Jim Thompson [1906-77] Page
at BlackHat Mystery Bookstore


writer-director Bernard Vorhaus [1904-2000]
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page at B.F.I. ScreenOnline • Wikipedia

Saved from Oblivion autobiography of Bernard Vorhaus  
"Saved From Oblivion: The Autobiography of Bernard Vorhaus" [2000]
Scarecrow Press 8¾x5¾ hardcover [12/2000] for $46.20

actor-director Sam Wanamaker [1919-93]
browse DVDs • movie credits [1948-93] • Broadway credits [1942-64] • Wikipedia


folk singers The Weavers [1948-64 & 1981]
original members were Ronnie Gilbert [b. 1926], Lee Hays [1914-81],
Fred Hellerman [b. 1927] & Pete Seeger [1919-2014]
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"The Weavers: Wasn't That A Time!" documentary film [U.A. 1982 / P.B.S. 1983]
full credits /6302460247/


Hannah Dorner Weinstein [1911-84]
Fled McCarthyism to U.K. in 1952; produced "Robin Hood", "The Buccaneers" & other TV series; returned to America in 1962.
movie credits • Wikipedia

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co-won Oscar for Best Screenplay Adaptation for "Bridge On The River Kwai" [1957]      writer Michael Wilson [1914-78]
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wrote the only blacklisted film "Salt of The Earth" [1954]


actress Jane Wyatt [1910-2006]
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shared Oscar for Best Script for "The Defiant Ones" [1958]    actor-writer Nedrick 'Ned' Young [1914-68]
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