Barefoot Contessa
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Artist: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Year: 1950's
Date of Action: August 2021
Region: North America
Subject: Political/Economic/Social Opinion
Medium: Public Art
Confronting Bodies:
Description of Artwork: Cinema
The Incident: Mankiewicz protested that it would be impossible to re-dub the dialogue with his cast and crew now scattered over three continents. So Hughes, who owned TWA, gave the film's editor a letter allowing him to claim any seat on any of the airline's flights, and the changes were made.
Results of Incident: Changes were made for peaceful release
Source:
• http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article/21324%7C0/The-Barefoot-Contessa.html
