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The 92 pages that link to Hollywood blacklist, each with the reason it gives.

• Academy Award for Best Supporting ActressRelated: Political pressures on film careers formed part of the industry surrounding early award histories.

• HollywoodRelated: It reveals how political pressure constrained Hollywood workers and studio decisions.

• Studio systemRelated: Studios used hiring power to exclude accused workers during political investigations.

• Warner Bros.Related: Warner Bros. was among the studios that enforced employment restrictions during the blacklist era.

• Classical Hollywood cinemaRelated: Political pressure exposed the studio system’s control over labor and creative work.

• McCarthyismBroader topic: The blacklist shows how anti-communist scrutiny restricted work beyond government.

• Charlie ChaplinRelated: Chaplin’s political scrutiny and 1952 reentry denial became a prominent case in blacklist-era repression.

• Censorship in the United StatesBroader topic: It shows how political pressure produced censorship without a formal ban on speech.

• Bette DavisCompared with: Davis’s career unfolded amid political pressures that reshaped Hollywood, though she was not a blacklist target.

• Motion Picture Production CodeCompared with: Unlike the Code's content review, the blacklist targeted workers' political associations.

• Elia KazanRelated: Kazan’s testimony took place amid the blacklist’s coercive political climate.

• Louis B. MayerRelated: Mayer supported anti-communist actions at MGM during the period when the blacklist took hold.

• United ArtistsRelated: United Artists released films by blacklisted or politically controversial filmmakers when other studios often would not.

• House Un-American Activities CommitteeRelated: The committee's Hollywood hearings became a central catalyst for industry blacklisting.

• Pete SeegerRelated: Seeger’s political history contributed to his exclusion from major television broadcasts.

• RKO PicturesRelated: Blacklist pressures affected RKO personnel and intensified the studio’s political and business strains.

• Darryl F. ZanuckRelated: Zanuck’s studio operated amid blacklist pressures and decisions about political conformity.

• Red ScareBroader topic: It shows how Second Red Scare pressure reached private employers and cultural production.

• Sidney PoitierCompared with: Its political exclusions differed from the racial barriers Poitier faced in the same industry.

• Irving ThalbergCompared with: Its later political pressures contrast with the production-control challenges of Thalberg’s earlier studio era.

• Screen Actors GuildRelated: The Guild’s response to blacklist pressures exposed conflicts between labor solidarity and political screening.

• Warren BeattyRelated: The political history explored in Reds echoes the pressures that shaped Hollywood during the blacklist era.

• Time's UpCompared with: Concerns that public accusations could threaten careers echoed older debates about informal punishment in Hollywood.

• David O. SelznickRelated: Selznick’s testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee placed him within the era’s political pressures.

• Joseph McCarthyBroader topic: It shows how anticommunist investigations and pressure affected cultural workers beyond government.

• Dorothy ParkerRelated: Parker’s left-wing politics and testimony before the House Un-American Activities Committee damaged her Hollywood prospects.

• Hollywood's Golden AgeRelated: Political investigations and industry pressure damaged careers across Hollywood.

• Ingrid BergmanCompared with: Bergman faced a different kind of professional and public backlash after her relationship with Rossellini.

• Lillian HellmanRelated: Hellman’s political testimony and Hammett’s imprisonment are tied to this climate of repression.

• The CrucibleRelated: The blacklist exemplified the professional costs of accusation during Miller’s era.

• Arthur LaurentsRelated: Laurents was blacklisted after refusing to cooperate with congressional investigations.

• Mickey RooneyCompared with: Rooney’s career continued across this period, contrasting with the professional bans imposed on blacklisted artists.

• James CagneyCompared with: Cagney faced accusations of communist sympathies, though he was not blacklisted.

• Hattie McDanielCompared with: It was a distinct form of exclusion, unlike the racial barriers McDaniel faced.

• Hollywood TenNarrower topic: The Ten’s exclusion became the blacklist’s most prominent early case.

• Jack L. WarnerRelated: Warner’s anti-communist stance influenced the studio’s response to political investigations and labor disputes.

• Kirk DouglasRelated: Douglas’s decision to credit blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo on Spartacus helped weaken its public enforcement.

• Myrna LoyRelated: Loy’s support for liberal causes and civil liberties intersected with Hollywood’s political pressures.

• On the WaterfrontNarrower topic: The film’s release was read against Kazan’s cooperation with anti-Communist investigations.

• Rita HayworthCompared with: Unlike blacklisted colleagues, Hayworth's public struggles centered on celebrity image and illness.

• Dalton TrumboNarrower topic: It forced Trumbo to write and sell scripts without reliable public credit.

• Harry CohnRelated: Cohn’s Columbia leadership placed him within the studio executives’ response to blacklist pressures.

• Jesse L. LaskyRelated: Lasky publicly supported the blacklist during the postwar political conflict in Hollywood.

• Roman HolidayRelated: Trumbo wrote the screenplay under another name because he could not work openly.

• The Deer HunterCompared with: The film's depiction of Vietnam-era politics is sometimes contrasted with earlier political censorship in Hollywood.

• Warner Bros. PicturesRelated: Blacklisting affected Warner Bros. productions and employees during the postwar era.

• Anthony QuinnRelated: Quinn worked in Hollywood during the period when political scrutiny shaped film careers.

• Black representation in filmRelated: Black artists and activists faced intersecting pressures from political repression and racial exclusion.

• Clifford OdetsRelated: Odets testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee and named former associates.

• Edward G. RobinsonRelated: Robinson faced political scrutiny and lost work during the blacklist era.