This film describes the story of Hollywood genius screenwriter Trombeau after he was blacklisted. For his ideals, he was put in jail, "hunted and killed" by the Non-American Activities Committee, unable to find a job, and sold his house. In such adversity, he actually wrote two Oscar-winning screenplays for the best screenplay: "Roman Holiday" and "The Brave Man" (a pseudonym won the award), as well as the classic Oscar film "Exodus" He also wrote the script, which is truly admirable. Perhaps it is because this genius truly understands human nature that he can motivate himself and create such a brilliant achievement in the face of adversity. From the beginning to the end of the film, this genius screenwriter never gave up on himself. Perhaps it was too wasteful for him to spend time on it. It is better to type more words, ha ha.
The film describes a large number of historical figures, including Ronald Reagan, who was the chairman of the American Actors Guild, to testify that Hollywood was infiltrated by communism, including the then US President Kennedy watching "Spartak" who used Trumbeau's real name as a screenwriter. He "" and praised, and so on, it's really worth seeing.
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