The author of 'Little Women' is an almost universally recognized name whose reputation as a morally upstanding New England spinster masked a literary double life.
Episodes
Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind ‘Little Women’
Joan Baez: How Sweet the Sound [Watch the FULL EPISODE]
American Masters explores fifty years of folk legend and human rights activist Joan Baez.
Don Hewitt: IN MEMORIAM 1922-2009
CBS News forever changed the face of broadcast journalism with the premiere of 60 MINUTES, and the man behind it was creator Don Hewitt.
Les Paul: Chasing Sound (IN MEMORIAM 1915-2009)
In 1941 a 26-year-old Les Paul fashioned a solid body guitar he dubbed "The Log." It was the foundation of what is still the gold-standard of electric guitars.
Dalton Trumbo: Introduction to TRUMBO
TRUMBO is adapted from his son Christopher’s 2003 play and based on the letters Dalton Trumbo wrote during the 'Red Scare' in mid-20th century.
Garrison Keillor: The Man on the Radio in the Red Shoes
American Masters trails this yarn-smith and his crew of actors and musicians as they spin stories and song into American gold.
Neil Young: Don’t Be Denied
Told in Young’s own words, the film weaves hours of exclusive interviews with previously unseen performance footage from the star's own extensive collection.
Hollywood Chinese: Introduction
From the sexed-up Suzie Wong to the kung fu fighting Bruce Lee, American Masters tackles issues of race and representation in "Hollywood Chinese."
Philip Glass: GLASS: A Portrait of Philip Glass in Twelve Parts
Allowed unprecedented access to Philip Glass' working process, filmmaker Scott Hicks gives us a singular revelation into the life of the composer.




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