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Citizen Hearst: Part 1

Citizen Hearst: Part 1

2021TV Episode⏱️ 1h 51m
DocumentaryBiographyHistory
7.9
IMDB Rating
99 votes

William Randolph Hearst builds the nation's largest media empire by the 1930s. Born into one of America's wealthiest families, he used his outlets to achieve unprecedented political power, then ran for office himself.

Director
Amanda Pollak
Writers
N/A
Stars
Robert Chiles, Marion Davies, William Randolph Hearst III
Release Date
September 27, 2021
Language
English
Country
United States
💬 3
Reviews
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🎭 Top Cast

👤
Robert Chiles
as Self
Marion Davies
Marion Davies
as Self - Film clips
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William Randolph Hearst III
as Self - Grandson of Wm Randolph Hearst
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George Hearst
as Self - Father of Wm Randolph Hearst
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Millicent Hearst
as Self - Film clips
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Phoebe Hearst
as Self - Mother of Wm Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
as Self - Film clips
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Gary Kamiya
as Self
Peter Krause
Peter Krause
as Narrator
David Nasaw
David Nasaw
as Self

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
16:9 HD
Sound
Stereo
Color
Color
Production
Insignia Films, Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), Robert Stone Productions

🏷️ Keywords

san francisco historyjournalismwilliam randolph hearstjoseph pulitzer

🎯 Categories

BiographyDocumentaryHistory

⭐ Featured Review

W. R. Speaks!
by Emberweave2021-10-03
9/10

"This two-part documentary on William Randolph Hearst was very well done. There were no cheesy scenes with "re-enactors" and dreadful dialogue like what has become standard fare on the now laughably named "History Channel." This is a genuine and proper documentary; chock full of historical photographs and images of the people and the era, along with scholars who know their subject. I believe it is mainly based on the David Nasaw biography "The Chief: The Life of William Randolph Hearst." Nasaw is one of the commentators, along with other Hearst scholars. The best b..."

📖 Synopsis

William Randolph Hearst builds the nation's largest media empire by the 1930s. Born into one of America's wealthiest families, he used his outlets to achieve unprecedented political power, then ran for office himself.