In 1950s Hollywood, Lee Grant emerged as a rising star, captivating audiences with her beauty and talent.
Her breakthrough came with an Academy Award nomination for Detective Story (1951), but her career was abruptly halted when she was blacklisted by a major studio.
Speculation about the cause ranged from her defiance of studio executives to political factors, including her eulogy for actor J. Edward Bromberg, which some linked to the volatile political climate
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