Throughout the history of film making there have been numerous incidents that greatly influenced cinematic history. Two of these instances were the Paramount decision and the Hollywood blacklist. In the following essay I will describe these two events and how they in turn changed the direction of film industry. In the beginnings of American Cinema the business was booming. The studio system created a business superpower with holdings all across the U.S. These holdings for Studios came in the form
illnesses and from alcoholism. She had rheumatic fever at the age of 15 and suffered from strokes that began in her youth. By the age of 31 her left side was entirely paralyzed. She lived the last twenty years of her life in Nyack, Newyork, where she died on September 29, 1967, at the age of 50 after a brain hemorrhage; she was buried in Oak Hill cemetery. Shortly after her death, the first film adaptation of “Reflection in a Golden Eye” was released, starring Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor