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Blacklisted, Episode 2

You Don't Know My Name

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Blacklisted, Episode 2

By: Tony Kahn
Narrated by: Tony Kahn, Ron Leibman, Stockard Channing, Carrol O'Connor
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 Episode Two: The Committee re-opens its hearings in early 1950 and calls Gordon Kahn as its first witness. Kahn flees the subpoena to Mexico, leaving his two young sons in the care of family and friends. J. Edgar Hoover, calling Kahn "one of the three most dangerous Communists in Hollywood," issues an all-points-bulletin to the FBI, the State Department and the CIA, and puts Kahn on his security index, "a secret list of people to be placed in armed detention camps in the event of a "national security emergency."

This program is part of a series of six half-hour dramas about one of the darkest periods for the First Amendment in American history: the Hollywood blacklist. Gordon Kahn's son, Tony Kahn, produced the series. It is available in its an entirety under the title Blacklisted.

©1997 Tony Kahn Productions Americas Drama & Plays

Critic reviews

"A remarkable story of a son's unrelenting search for his father and his ability to turn that search into art." ( The Boston Globe)
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