You are There - Set 1 Vol. 1-6 Box Set (DVD, 2004, 6-Disc Set)

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Airing from 1953-1957, YOU ARE THERE was a television reworking of an earlier radio series that recreated noteworthy events in history. Hosted by prominent newscasters such as Walter Cronkite, Charles Collingwood, and Mike Wallace, the show had a team of excellent writers, many of whom, significantly, were blacklisted in Hollywood by the House of Un-American Activities Committee during the era of Mcarthyism. The show, directed by Sidney Lumet (SERPICO, DOG DAY AFTERNOON), was used to combat the anti-Communist witch hunt that was going on at the time, painting a noble picture of the human spirit prevailing against oppressive forces. Telling stories from history as though they were occurring contemporaneously, prominent figures were interviewed about the circumstances of events. This collection features the first twelve episodes, including "Ancient Greece," "Discovery And Mutiny," "The American Revolution Prepares," "The American Revolution And George Washington," "Jefferson Makes A Difference," and"America Grows Up."

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UPC0615692476134
eBay Product ID (ePID)43867903

Product Key Features

ActorWalter Cronkite
Edition6 Disc Box Set
RatingNR
Movie/TV TitleYou Are There-Set 1 Vol. 1-6 Box Set
FormatDVD
Release Year2004
GenreEducation/General Interest, Educational
Sub-GenreAmerican History/Culture

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Region CodeRegion 1
Number of Discs6
Country/Region of ManufactureUSA
Display Format6 Disc Box Set
Leading RoleWalter Cronkite
Film CountryUSA
Release Date20041112

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