Stephen Vaughn Bücher

Have you ever picked up this cube and been baffled by its complexity? Ever wondered how anyone can complete the whole thing? Did you come to the conclusion that you'll never be able to complete it?

The book delves into Ronald Reagan's film career at Warner Bros, highlighting how his time in Hollywood shaped his political ideology. It examines the film industry’s role as a propaganda tool during significant historical events like the Great Depression and World War II, influencing public attitudes on various social issues. Reagan emerged as a key figure, evolving from a New Deal liberal to a staunch anticommunist. This comprehensive analysis draws on interviews, FBI files, and extensive archival research to provide a detailed look at Reagan's formative years.

Delving into the origins and evolution of the American movie rating system, this book provides an insightful exploration of its impact on filmmaking and audience reception. It uncovers the political, cultural, and social influences that shaped the ratings, revealing the complexities and controversies surrounding censorship and artistic expression in cinema. Through interviews and archival research, the narrative highlights the struggles between filmmakers, industry stakeholders, and regulators, offering a comprehensive look at how ratings affect the film landscape.