Olivia de Havilland stood up to the Hollywood Commies
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Tags: "I realized a nucleus of people was controlling the organization without a majority of the members of the board being aware of it - And I knew they had to be Communists", De Havilland famously lost the 1939 Supporting Actress Oscar to her Gone with the Wind costar Hattie McDaniel, De Havilland felt used and offended - She knew that the Communist Party "stood for the overthrow of governments by violent force - not by evolution, De Havilland Saved Hollywood From Stalin - Ronald Radosh - wsj.com, De Havilland was famous not just for her acting but for the De Havilland Law, Every one of the de Havilland obituaries I looked at airbrushed out her role in fighting the Kremlin’s influence in Hollywood, Her victory in that case had massive repercussions for the entire entertainment business, In 1943 she risked professional suicide by filing a lawsuit against her studio - Warner Brothers, Ms. de Havilland encouraged Ronald Reagan to take a tougher stand on communism, Ms. de Havilland was impressed with what she saw in Ronald Reagan, Olivia de Havilland - Hollywood patriot - Lloyd Billingsley - americanthinker.com, Olivia de Havilland’s Triumph - Bruce Bawer - frontpagemag.com, She believed in America and freedom - and was prepared to take flak for it
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