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84: The Blacklist Part 14: After the Fall: Arthur Miller

2016-05-31 · 51 min · episode 84 · 10 entities

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    llaborator, but when Kazan named names to HUAC, Miller broke with him and wrote The Crucible, a parable about anti-communist hysteria set amidst the Salem Witch Trials. But
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    84: The Blacklist Part 14: After the Fall: Arthur Miller Arthur Miller considered Elia Kazan a close friend and collabora
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  • → discusses TV & Film concept
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  • mentioned The Crucible book
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    wrote The Crucible
  • mentioned After the Fall book
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    84: The Blacklist Part 14: After the Fall: Arthur Miller Arthur Miller considered Elia Kazan a close friend and collabora
  • references The Crucible book
    0.69 · ×2
    evidence rules-v5
    llaborator, but when Kazan named names to HUAC, Miller broke with him and wrote The Crucible, a parable about anti-communist hysteria set amidst the Salem Witch Trials. But
  • references After the Fall book
    0.67 · ×2
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    84: The Blacklist Part 14: After the Fall: Arthur Miller Arthur Miller considered Elia Kazan a close friend and collabora
  • authored The Crucible book
    0.62 · ×2
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    wrote The Crucible

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  • mentioned Karina Longworth person
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Episode description as stored
Arthur Miller considered Elia Kazan a close friend and collaborator, but when Kazan named names to HUAC, Miller broke with him and wrote The Crucible, a parable about anti-communist hysteria set amidst the Salem Witch Trials. But despite the committee’s sensitivity to criticism, HUAC didn’t subpoena Miller until he became engaged to Marilyn Monroe, then the biggest star and sex symbol of her day. Miller and Kazan would remain estranged for a decade, until the latter directed a play written by the former which, while drawing headlines for its depiction of Monroe, also seemed to parallel their falling out over HUAC. This episode is brought to you by Slack. Visit Slack.com/REMEMBERTHIS, Create a new team and you’ll get $100 in credit for when you decide to upgrade to a paid plan. This episode is also brought to you by Harry's. Free shipping for Father’s Day razor kits ends on Friday, June 3rd , so act now. Go to Harrys.com and enter code REMEMBER at checkout to get $5 off to get Dad something he’ll actually use this Father’s Day.