Albert Maltz

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Albert Maltz was an American novelist, playwright, and screenwriter, best known as one of the Hollywood Ten who was blacklisted during the McCarthy era for his alleged communist affiliations.

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Albert Maltz canonical 8

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instanceOf human
member of the Hollywood Ten
novelist
playwright
screenwriter
awardReceived Academy Award for Best Writing (screenplay, later credited under a front name)
causeOfBlacklisting alleged communist affiliations
consequence imprisonment for refusing to testify before HUAC
professional blacklisting in Hollywood
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
era McCarthy era
linked to: McCarthyism
ethnicGroup Jewish American
familyName Maltz
fieldOfWork film
literature
theatre
genre drama
fiction
givenName Albert
ideology left-wing politics
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalIssue contempt of Congress conviction
movement Hollywood Ten
name Albert Maltz
notableFor American novels
being one of the Hollywood Ten
plays
screenplays
notableWork Destination Tokyo
Pride of the Marines
The Cross and the Arrow
The House I Live In
The Journey of Simon McKeever
This Gun for Hire
occupation novelist
playwright
screenwriter
participatedIn House Un-American Activities Committee hearings
politicalAffiliation Communist Party USA
significantEvent blacklisted during the McCarthy era
subjectOf Hollywood blacklist
linked to: Hollywood Red Scare
workLocation Hollywood
writingTheme anti-fascism
social justice
working-class struggles

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Pride of the Marines screenwriter Albert Maltz
This Gun for Hire screenwriter Albert Maltz
Albert Maltz name Albert Maltz
The Naked City screenwriter Albert Maltz
The Beguiled screenwriter Albert Maltz
Hollywood Ten hasMember Albert Maltz
Hollywood Red Scare involvesPerson Albert Maltz