Ryan Murphy’s ‘Hollywood’: TV Review
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variety.comBy Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic To love classic Hollywood and live in the world at the same time is hardly the greatest of conundrums, but a conundrum it is.
It means being transported by the craft and the art of films made under political conditions one may find entirely unacceptable, or engaging deeply with characters who all look a certain way at the exclusion of so many others, or finding subtleties in the shadows left by the things the movies dared not allow themselves say.
To name a single example: “Gone With the Wind,” shockingly ahead of its time as a piece of spectacle and utterly contemporary in its antiheroine lead, also reflected on the glories of the antebellum South.
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