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The film's closing credits state the names of the six cast and crew who were on the Hollywood Blackl [...]	D
Woody Allen starred in this film between writing, acting, and directing two of his own films, Amore [...]	D
According to director Martin Ritt, who said of the McCarthy-era black-listing: "They [the House Un-A [...]	D
Woody Allen once said of this film: "From the beginning, I had enormous reservations about doing a f [...]	D
This was Woody Allen's last starring role in a film that he did not write and direct until Storie di [...]	D
Actors Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman, who around this time headlined Tutti gli uomini del presid [...]	D
According to the "Every Woody Allen Movie" website, the later 2009 Woody Allen film Basta che funzio [...]	D
In addition to both having been blacklisted, actors Zero Mostel (Hecky Brown) and Herschel Bernardi [...]	D
First of around twenty-five film collaborations between Woody Allen and producer Robert Greenhut, wh [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
The writers in the deli, according to screenwriter Walter Bernstein, were a composite of himself, Ab [...]	D
Film debut of Sam McMurray.	D
Several people involved in this film were themselves on the McCarthy-era blacklists that it is about [...]	D
Though this movie was not a regular Woody Allen production, since Allen is only a hired actor, the p [...]	D
This movie was certified AA (persons under 14 years not admitted) when first released theatrically i [...]	D
Final on-screen appearance of actor-comedian Zero Mostel in a theatrical feature film though Mostel [...]	D
Though cast with two comedians, this picture is not a comedy, according to director Martin Ritt, who [...]	D
Star Billing: Woody Allen (1st), Zero Mostel (2nd), Herschel Bernardi (3rd), Michael Murphy (4th) an [...]	D
The name of the right-wing organization was "Freedom Information Services".	D
Zero Mostel's character, Herschel Brown, had the same first name as his costar, Herschel Bernardi, w [...]	D
The House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) was abolished in 1975. This dramatic picture was m [...]	D
The scene of Woody Allen as Howard Prince meeting Hecky Brown is almost identical to the description [...]	D
The film's director Martin Ritt once said of working with actor Zero Mostel whose character was base [...]	D
An episode of animated TV series I Simpson (1989) was named after this movie [See: I Simpson: The Fr [...]	D
Debut cinema movie of actress Andrea Marcovicci, who played script editor Florence Barrett. Marcovic [...]	D
Director Martin Ritt once said of this film, "Audiences go in expecting a Woody Allen comedy and com [...]	D
The film opens with a selection of black-and-white film clips from the early 1950s. These include, a [...]	D
The scene where Hecky Brown commits suicide is based on the real suicide of blacklisted actor Philip [...]	D
Some movie posters for this film featured a long text preamble that read: "What if there were a list [...]	D
The character of Hecky Brown portrayed by Zero Mostel was loosely based on actor Philip Loeb who was [...]	D
In the story's initial scene, as Howard Prince (Woody Allen) is leaving his cash register duties to [...]	D
This was Woody Allen's first straight dramatic role.	D
This picture, a dramatic film, featured two comedians, Zero Mostel and Woody Allen, cast in two of t [...]	D
The film begins and ends with a recording of Frank Sinatra singing "Young at Heart". Sinatra's ex-wi [...]	D
The film takes place in 1953.	D
The movie was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the S [...]	D
After Paris Blues (1961) and I cospiratori (1970), this was the third and final film that script-wri [...]	D
Michael Murphy, Danny Aiello, and David Margulies all appeared in later Woody Allen films: Murphy in [...]	D
The profane exit line uttered by Woody Allen as Howard Prince ranks as one the great movie exit line [...]	D
Screenwriter Walter Bernstein slept on director Martin Ritt's couch during the McCarthy black-listin [...]	D
The meaning and relevance of this film's title is that, during the McCarthy-era, writers who were ba [...]	D
The nickname of Herschel Brown (Zero Mostel) was "Hecky".	D
Final theatrical film of Herschel Bernardi.	D

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