Addressing Antisemitism in Movies, the Wrong Way: Gentleman's Agreement and Nightmare Alley | 1947

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Elia Kazan and Gregory Peck tried to take on antisemitism and won a Best Picture Oscar, but the movie is bizarre by today's standards. Tyrone Power dazzled in the original Nightmare Alley.
V I D E O S T O W A T C H N E X T :
The Best Movies of 1962 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUL_jQ9CUkQ&list=PLKZKHD86qOausnEEEYPi4rTTRgcdKBYaw&index=34&pp=iAQB
The Best Movies of 1958 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QlODCckAMA&list=PLKZKHD86qOausnEEEYPi4rTTRgcdKBYaw&index=35&pp=iAQB
The Best Movies of 1948 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QK-M17gSm0&list=PLKZKHD86qOausnEEEYPi4rTTRgcdKBYaw&index=36&pp=iAQB

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0:00 Introduction/Steven Soderbergh
1:17 Gentleman's Agreement
17:08 Nightmare Alley
26:35 The Top Movies of the 1940s

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