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Walter Bernstein Out Front

Walter Bernstein Late in the summer of 2019, screenwriter Walter Bernstein, probably best known for his work with Martin Ritt on Paris Blues (1961) and The Front (1976) and with Sidney Lumet on Fail Safe (1964), turned one hundred. To mark the occasion, his good friend of thirty years, novelist Walter Mosley, interviewed him for Literary Hub. “In all my adult life,” wrote Mosley, “I have never met a more intelligent, loving, sensitive, questioning, heroic man.” Bernstein, who passed away over the weekend at the age of 101, grew up in Brooklyn among left-leaning Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe. Early on, as a teen during the Depression, he developed a sense that “the system was out of whack,” as he told Camera in the Sun editor Christian Niedan in 2013. “There was something wrong there that was

Screenwriter and blacklist victim Walter Bernstein dies at 101

Screenwriter and blacklist victim Walter Bernstein dies at 101 Bernstein worked on the screenplays for dozens of films, including Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (1948, with Burt Lancaster and Joan Fontaine), That Kind of Woman (1959, with Sophia Loren), The Wonderful Country (1959, with Robert Mitchum), A Breath of Scandal (1960), The Magnificent Seven (1960), Miss Evers’ Boys (1997, about the infamous “Tuskegee Study”). Screenwriter/producer Walter Bernstein (right) following a June 7, 2016 screening and Q&A of the 1976 film The Front, whose screenplay Bernstein wrote, at the SVA Theater in Manhattan. (Luigi Novi /Wikimedia Commons) During the period in which he was targeted by the anti-communist witch hunt, Bernstein wrote uncredited for various television programs, including

Today s Headlines: GOP is split on impeachment trial

Print Republican senators appear to be divided as the House prepares to deliver an article of impeachment against former President Trump. TOP STORIES House Democrats are expected to deliver a single article of impeachment against former President Trump to the Senate about 4 p.m. Pacific time today, and senators will be sworn in Tuesday for a trial. But by mutual agreement of Senate leadership, the trial won’t start until the second week of February. That gives President Biden a short respite to attend to the most pressing legislative business as the U.S. faces a deepening COVID-19 pandemic crisis and gives Trump, who is charged with inciting the mob that stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, time to muster a legal defense.

Biden to lift transgender troop ban

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After 7-year saga, Israeli woman charged with child sex abuse in Australia is extradited

After 7-year saga, Israeli woman charged with child sex abuse in Australia is extradited
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