George Roy Hill person
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“All right. We were last left you off in the 1940s. And the last Kroll and Key alumni we did was the infamous Cord Meyer IV, class of 1943. And he was one of our arch villains of all time. Yes. Most of the guys we're going to go through toda…”
▶ The Shadow State 64 The Diplomats @ 2:46
George Roy Hill member_of
U.S. Marine Corps host_asserted
“He's kind of not our normal scrolling key guy. This guy was a filmmaker. Born in Minneapolis, goes to something called the Blake School, which is a private school in Minnesota, I believe. Then goes to Yale, World War II. He's in the U.S. Ma…”
▶ The Shadow State 64 The Diplomats @ 3:17
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▶ 2:46
All right. We were last left you off in the 1940s. And the last Kroll and Key alumni we did was the infamous Cord Meyer IV, class of 1943. And he was one of our arch villains of all time. Yes. Most of the guys we're going to go through toda…
▶ 3:17
He's kind of not our normal scrolling key guy. This guy was a filmmaker. Born in Minneapolis, goes to something called the Blake School, which is a private school in Minnesota, I believe. Then goes to Yale, World War II. He's in the U.S. Ma…
▶ 3:49
But what he's known for was an Academy Award winning film director. And a couple of them that just jumped out at me was he directed The Sting and also Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid, both of which starred Paul Newman and Robert Redford.…
▶ 4:18
Thoroughly Modern Millie, 1967. Here's the big one, Slaughterhouse-Five, 1972. Slaughterhouse-Five is a really important, when you start getting into all the different dystopian authors of the 50s and 60s, that's one of the must-read ones. …
▶ 4:51
Yes. I didn't get a whole lot of meaning behind it. Different movies he was in, there's no theme. He's just a good director. But it does show their need to control culture and to have influence in the cultural war of which the intelligence …