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Format: VHS
 Jun 1989
 Not Rated
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 Closed Captioned
 208 min. |
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Movie Description Based on Leon Uris' sweeping novel, EXODUS is the epic saga of the founding of Israel in the days following World War II. Paul Newman stars as an Israeli resistance fighter, a member of the Hagannah, involved in the effort to bring a group of 600 European Jews from British-blockaded Cyprus into newly-partitioned Palestine, right before the United Nations is to vote on making it a Jewish homeland.
Film Notes Color by Technicolor; shot in 70mm, Super-Panavision, on location in Israel.
Approximate budget $3.5 to 4 million.
One of the first films to break the blacklist, by using Hollywood 10 writer Dalton Trumbo to write the screenplay. Trumbo also wrote the screenplay for "Spartacus," directed by Stanley Kubrick, the same year. Director/producer Otto Preminger and actor/producer Kirk Douglas were responsible for helping Hollywood break the infamous communist blacklist of the 1940s and 1950s.
Industry Reviews "...[A] thoughtful epic about Israel's birth..." -- Rating: A- Entertainment Weekly - pp.62-3 - Tim Purtell
"...EXODUS holds up remarkably well, thanks to astute craftsmanship and a story that is unfolding still....EXODUS is an absorbing, potent work..." Los Angeles Times - p.C12 - Kevin Thomas
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