Budd schulberg's background

Budd schulberg, the son of Benjamin Schulberg, a Hollywood filmmaker, was born in new york on March 27th on 19 14. Wonderful and Terrible is one of his short stories.

After finishing his studies at Dartmouth College, he worked as a screenwriter at Paramount and joined the * * * production party from 1937 to 1940. Schulberg (1937-40), he keeps the left vision and is a member of the * * * production party. However, these visions are not obvious in his first two screenplays, Little Anne without Parents (1938) and White Carnival. ( 1939)

Schulberg and the director lost their jobs. After the failure of the White Carnival, I turned to writing novels with him. His first novel, What made the American soldiers get away? (194 1), satirizing Hollywood power and corruption. He followed the boxing story with a novel, which made it difficult for them to fall behind. ( 1947)

1947, the House Committee on Non-American Activities (HUAC) began an in-depth investigation of the Hollywood sports photography industry. HUAC met 4 1 people who are working in Hollywood. These people automatically participate and become well-known "friendly witnesses". In the interview, they listed some people who were accused of keeping their left eye vision.

One of them, an immigrant playwright named Bertolt Brecht, went to East Germany after testifying in court. The other ten: men were named Bieberman in case Cole, A.Albert Maltz, Adrian Scott, Samuel Ortiz, dalton trumbo, Edward Dmytryk, Ring Lardner II, john howard lawson and Alvah Bessie refused to answer any questions.

You know, like Hollywood X, they claim that the first amendment of the American organization gives them the right to do so. The house of representatives and the court congress of the non-American activity Committee were convicted of contempt of court when they refused to approve and all petitions, and each was sentenced to six to twelve months in prison. Before HUAC was willing to prove it, other callers and screenwriter Richard Collins nominated Schulberg as a former member of the producer.

When Schulberg heard about it, he sent a telegram to the news of HUAC to provide evidence against the former members of the production party. When he appeared before the committee, he named 15 former comrades. He also explained how party member, such as john howard lawson and Richard Collins, tried to influence the content of his novels, and what made American soldiers escape?

After giving the evidence to Schulberg's House of Representatives, the Committee on Non-American Activities returned to Hollywood for free. At the seaside, he won an Oscar for this film and cooperated with elia kazan, another member of the * * * production party, who named her. Other films (1954) include a face of the needy and the masses they left behind (1956). (1957) His autobiography Moving Photos: Memories of a Hollywood Prince was published in 198 1.

Bud. Schulberg is a famous American best-selling author. His published works include On the Waterfront, On the Waterfront, What Makes Sammy Escape, A Lucid Dream, Smart and Confused Smart, I like this unhappy person, etc.

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