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  • Otto Preminger
    Otto Preminger
    / Challenges to the Production Code of Otto Preminger

    Hugh Herbert’s stage success The Moon Is Blue. The 1953 romantic comedy centers on a womanizing architect (William Holden) and an aging rake (David Niven) who both try to seduce a chaste actress (Maggie McNamara). Although the film was mildly entertaining, its lasting significance was its challenge to the…

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    Hugh Herbert’s stage success The Moon Is Blue. The 1953 romantic comedy centers on a womanizing architect (William Holden) and an aging rake (David Niven) who both try to seduce a chaste actress (Maggie McNamara). Although the film was mildly entertaining, its lasting significance was its challenge to the…

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