Ronald Reagan in Hollywood

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The book delves into Ronald Reagan's film career at Warner Bros, highlighting how his time in Hollywood shaped his political ideology. It examines the film industry’s role as a propaganda tool during significant historical events like the Great Depression and World War II, influencing public attitudes on various social issues. Reagan emerged as a key figure, evolving from a New Deal liberal to a staunch anticommunist. This comprehensive analysis draws on interviews, FBI files, and extensive archival research to provide a detailed look at Reagan's formative years.