Prof. Robin Andersen Award-Winning Author & Media Expert Fordham University: This military censorship of Hollywood is well documented in Roger Stahl's film "Theaters of War." He went into the archives & found the scripts - marked up with the military's blue pen. He also found the wall of films that never got made - because those directors & producers refused to submit to censorship & couldn't turn a profit without military access. It didn't need to be called censorship. If the studio wouldn't comply, the film simply wasn't made. The most profitable blockbusters were shaped by this process - eventually extending beyond war films to movies where the military battled aliens with ultra-weapons. Some scripts toward the end began to push back slightly. But the censorship process throughout was systematic & well documented. FULL INTERVIEW https://youtu.be/--t9Q1Ol3EY