On Reginald Rose
12 Angry Men
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15m
Reginald Rose, the writer of 12 ANGRY MEN, was one of the most renowned figures of television's golden age, known for work that explored controversial social and political issues. In this 2011 piece, Ron Simon, curator at the Paley Center for Media, examines Rose’s importance.
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John Bailey on Boris Kaufman
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