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The only thing Hollywood likes more than a good movie is a good deal. For more than fifty years producers and directors of war and action movies have been getting a great deal from America’s armed forces by receiving access to billions of dollars worth of military equipment and personnel for little or no cost. Although this arrangement considerably lowers a film’s budget, the cost in terms of intellectual freedom can be quite steep. In exchange for access to sophisticated military hardware and expertise, filmmakers must agree to censorship from the Pentagon. As veteran Hollywood journalist…
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2 editions · 2 languages- Other · English · 2004Prometheus Books · 384 pages · 9781591021827
- Other · Spanish · 2006Operación HollywoodOcéano · 453 pages · 9788449426964
Armed Forces in motion picturesCensorshipMotion picturesMotion pictures, censorshipMotion pictures, United States






