Before he was "One of the Hollywood Ten"
About this episode
The episode explores the life of Herbert J. Biberman, a prominent figure in the Hollywood Ten known for his opposition to industry blacklists.
Herbert J. Biberman, the screenwriter, director and left-wing activist, was once one of the most well-known men in show biz - but not, unfortunately for his talent or his intellect. In 1950, he became famous for being one of the "Hollywood Ten," a group of men known for their opposition to politically-motivated industry blacklists - and facing prison for refusing to cooperate with the House Un-American Activities Committee. But Biberman's Philadelphia origin story is almost completely...
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