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The 28 pages that link to Cecil B. DeMille, each with the reason it gives.

• Paramount PicturesRelated: His films helped define Paramount’s large-scale productions in its early decades.

• Classical Hollywood cinemaRelated: His career exemplifies the director-producer’s role in studio-era filmmaking.

• Hollywood cinemaRelated: His spectacles demonstrate Hollywood's use of scale to draw mass audiences.

• Ayn RandRelated: He hired Rand as a junior screenwriter soon after she reached Hollywood.

• Hollywood's Golden AgeRelated: His spectacles demonstrate the studios' capacity for large-scale production.

• Samuel GoldwynRelated: Goldwyn’s early partnership with Lasky and DeMille helped launch his producing career.

• Charlton HestonRelated: DeMille directed Heston as Moses in The Ten Commandments.

• Cecil B. DeMille AwardRelated: The award bears his name and honors contributions to entertainment.

• Max FactorRelated: DeMille’s films provided a prominent setting for Factor’s screen-makeup work.

• Sally RandRelated: Rand appeared in DeMille's 1927 film The King of Kings.

• Jesse L. LaskyRelated: DeMille directed the company’s first feature, launching Lasky’s production venture.

• Anne BaxterRelated: He cast Baxter as Nefretiri in The Ten Commandments.

• Anthony QuinnRelated: DeMille gave Quinn an early film role in The Plainsman in 1936.

• Gloria SwansonRelated: His films gave Swanson some of her first major roles and helped build her star image.

• Adolph ZukorRelated: Zukor backed DeMille’s early films, including the production that launched Jesse L. Lasky’s company.

• Claudette ColbertRelated: He directed Colbert in Cleopatra and The Sign of the Cross.

• William S. HartRelated: DeMille directed Hart in the 1914 film The Squaw Man.

• Bosley CrowtherRelated: Crowther sharply criticized DeMille’s The Ten Commandments, illustrating their opposing views of spectacle.

• Epic filmRelated: His studio productions made lavish spectacle a recurring model for Hollywood epics.

• Geraldine FarrarRelated: DeMille directed Farrar in several silent films, including her screen debut.

• Sessue HayakawaRelated: DeMille directed The Cheat, the film that made Hayakawa a star.

• Lupe VélezRelated: He directed Vélez in the 1931 film The Squaw Man.

• Mario LanzaRelated: DeMille cast Lanza in That Midnight Kiss, beginning his Hollywood career.

• Max Factor Sr.Related: DeMille’s productions helped establish Hollywood as a center of screen spectacle where specialized makeup mattered.

• Yvonne De CarloRelated: He directed De Carlo in The Ten Commandments.