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Director:Karen Thomas
Writer:Karen Thomas (written by)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1436342/
CINEMA’S EXILES: FROM HITLER TO HOLLYWOOD traces the experiences of the exiles who took refuge in Hollywood, and examines their impact on both the German and the American cinemas.
Sigourney Weaver ... Herself - Narrator
Scott Subiono ... Hans Salter (voice)
Sewell Whitney ... Reporter / Bertolt Brecht (voice)
Scott Beehner ... Henry Koster (voice)
George Alvarez ... Curt Siodmak (voice)
Josh Nathan ... Frederick Hollander (voice)
Kristin Lindquist ... Salka Viertel (voice)
Lynne Maclean ... Boszi Sakall (voice)
Robert Maffia ... Erich Pommer (voice)
Vaughn Armstrong ... Ernst Lubitsch (voice)
Lesli Margherita ... Kitty Koster (voice)
Raphael Sbarge ... Translator (voice)
Kevin Fabian ... Miklos Rozsa (voice)
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Anybody with a passion for movies of the 1930s, '40s and '50s will find more than a mere walk down memory lane in this PBS documentary, which charts the Jewish émigrés that fled Hitler's Germany and found sanctuary -- with various degrees of comfort and success -- in Hollywood, prompting the town to be nicknamed "Weimar on the Pacific." Exploring the stories of those displaced by the Nazis adds a layer of resonance to their films, from "Casablanca" to "High Noon." Most profound, perhaps, is the filmmakers' impact on horror, given the real-life horrors that they left behind. 1
