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The Naughty Bits: What the Censors Wouldn't Let You See in Hollywood's Most Famous Movies

The Naughty Bits: What the Censors Wouldn't Let You See in Hollywood's Most Famous Movies

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Film Studies

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ISBN13: 9798228270152
Publisher: BearManor Media
Published: Oct 15 2024
Language: English

Between 1934 and 1968, no Hollywood studio could make a movie without the permission of, and a seal of approval from, the Production Code Administration. Formed in 1930 but not enforced until 1934, the Production Code was Hollywood's official censorship system. Screenplays, books, plays, costumes, and even story ideas and song lyrics had to be cleared by the Code before they could be filmed, and Code staffers watched at every stage of the production process to ensure compliance. The correspondence between the Code and the studios was confidential, and the memos within the Code office itself were even more so.

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