From March 2012: “Historians criticizing Hollywood is almost as old as Hollywood itself.”
While I understand historians’ desire, indeed duty, to make sure that filmmakers respect the integrity of a historical subject, my question is: should we be surprised when a movie — even a documentary — chooses drama or narrative flow over being true to the historical record? I think not.
via Are Historians Too Hard on Hollywood History? — Amerikan Rambler: Everybody Has a Story
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