Mission: Improbable

Hollywood's controversial contribution to the wartime effort
by Lou Lumenick   posted Jan 6, 2010

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“The Normandy invasion would not have been possible without Mission to Moscow,” says Davies’s granddaughter, Mia Grosjean. This is a mis-quote, I NEVER SAID THIS! Lou, PLEASE, if you're going to quote me, quote me correctly. This is the second time I have asked. M. Grosjean
Mia Grosjean   posted 22.01.10

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Hollywood  |  World War II  |  Michael Curtiz  |  studio system  |  propaganda  |  USSR  |  American President  |  Cold War  |  Joseph E. Davies

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Lou Lumenick is the chief film critic of the New York Post.

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