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| American director Joseph Losey moved to Europe in 1951 after he was blacklisted in Hollywood by the campaign against Communist subversion, led by Senator Joseph McCarthy. He presented an outsider's view of British society in films like The Servant (1963) and Accident (1967). | ||||||
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| Losey, Joseph Walton; British Cinema | ||||||
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