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Movies have shown our country — and the world — the American story

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By Ron Howard, Brian Grazer
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Ron Howard, Brian Grazer on June 30, 2026 Tags: Categories: Other News America’s entertainment industry benefited from something few other national cinemas could claim: It was built by people who came from somewhere else. US News – Latest Breaking Headlines, Photos & Videos | New York Post
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Movies have shown our country — and the world — the American story

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By Ron Howard, Brian Grazer
| Gossip Bucket
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Movies have shown our country — and the world — the American story Original

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By Ron Howard, Brian Grazer
| New York Post Verified
For much of the twentieth century, America’s greatest export wasn’t a product or a military alliance. It was a collection of stories. Through movies, television, and music, American culture reached people who would never visit the United States, yet still felt they knew it. Hollywood was often at the center of that exchange. Film’s first great advantage was that it didn’t need words to tell a story, but everything changed once Hollywood found its sound.
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