Kim Hunter wasn't blacklister either

Hunter took a supporting role in the Ginger Rogers film ''Tender Comrade,'' about young women living communally during World War II, a film that was, beyond a doubt, pro-Soviet. It was cited, years later, as a reason that her name appeared in ''Red Channels,'' a 1950's pamphlet naming suspected Communist sympathizers.

Hunter said she traced her problems with the blacklist to a world peace symposium that she helped sponsor in 1949.

''Gradually it became sort of clear,'' she said. ''I think CBS was first. I was on the blacklist at CBS. No more CBS television. Then I think ABC dropped out and then, finally, it was NBC. And then by that time, I won my Oscar for the movie of 'Streetcar,' but I could not work in films. The last film I made was in 1951.''

She said her hiatus from the screen lasted until 1956, however the record says otherwise.

1959

Adventures in Paradise (TV Series)

The Lineup (TV Series)

Rawhide (TV Series)

The Arthur Murray Party (TV Series)

1958

Rendezvous (TV Series)

Alcoa Theatre (TV Series)

Money, Women and Guns (Film)

Lamp Unto My Feet (TV Series)

Make Me Laugh (TV Series)

Studio One in Hollywood (TV Series)

 1957

Art Ford's Greenwich Village Party (TV Series)

Person to Person (TV Series documentary)

The Kaiser Aluminum Hour (TV Series)

The Young Stranger (Film)

 1956

The Joseph Cotten Show: On Trial (TV Series)

Studio 57 (TV Series)

Bermuda Affair (Film)

Storm Center (Film)

1955

1955-1958 Climax! (TV Series)

Lux Video Theatre (TV Series)

Screen Directors Playhouse (TV Series)

Star Tonight (TV Series)

Appointment with Adventure (TV Series)

Justice (TV Series)

Omnibus (TV Series)

Hollywood Preview (TV Series)

Igor Cassini's Million Dollar Showcase (TV Series)

1954

Janet Dean, Registered Nurse (TV Series)

The Tender Trap (Broadway)

She was pregnant in 1954 and gave birth to a son later that year.

 1953

The Gulf Playhouse (TV Series)

The 25th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special)

 1952

The Chase  (Stage)

The Children’s Hour (Stage)

Darkness at Noon [Broadway]

Anything Can Happen (Film)

Deadline - U.S.A. (Film)

Celanese Theatre (TV Series)

 The Petrified Forest  (Film)

Robert Montgomery Presents (TV Series)

A Streetcar Named Desire (Film)

1951

Your Show of Shows (TV Series)

The Tender Trap (Stage)

Darkness at Noon (Stage)

Luba (Stage original)

1950

1948-1950 Actor's Studio (TV Series)

 The Little Wife (1950)

Charles Irving wasn't blacklisted either

If actor Charles Irving (Zipperman) was blacklisted, its difficult to tell what he was blacklisted from. At best, his early career is lackluster and his later career after 959 didn’t improve much.

He entered show business in 1942. From 1942 through 1949, he made seven credits.  He was an uncredited voice in five of them. Six were film short and one was a television show.  Not much changed in his career during the time he was supposed to have been blacklisted and not working. From 1950 through 1958, he had 9 screen credits. He was an uncredited voice in 7 of them which were all shorts. In 1958 he did a walk-on on the Milton Berle Show and had a role in one film, A Face in the Crowd, in 1957

1958

The Milton Berle Show (TV Series)

Record Company Executive

- Episode dated 19 November 1958 (1958) ... Record Company Executive

1957

 1957A Face in the Crowd

Mr. Luffler

1953

1953Invention Convention (Short)

Narrator (voice, uncredited)

1952

 1952Off We Glow (Short)

Narrator (voice, uncredited)

1951

 1951Miners Forty-Niners (Short)

Narrator (voice, uncredited)

 1951Drippy Mississippi (Short)

Narrator (voice, uncredited)

 1951Tweet Music (Short)

1950

Narrator (voice, uncredited)

 1950Helter Swelter (Short)

Narrator (voice, uncredited)

 1950Blue Hawaii (Short)

Charles Korvin wasn't blacklisted

Charles Korvin was a Hungarian born actor who moved to the US in 1940. According to the New York Times Korvin was blacklisted around 1951 for refusing to cooperate with the House Committee on Un-American Activities and did not work in Hollywood for 10 years, until the director Stanley Kramer invited him to be in his 1965 film ''Ship of Fools.''

Well, no.

From 1944, the year of his first US film, until 1951, he made only five films and five television appearances. From 1952 until 1959 he made 34 television appearances and four films. Pretty good for a guy who was blacklisted.

I could find no record of Korvin being called before the HUAC, ever.

The Loretta Young Show (TV Series)

Leo Unten / Boleslaw Sublinski

- The Night the Doorbell Rang (1960) ... Leo Unten

- Friends at a Distance (1957) ... Boleslaw Sublinski

 1959-1960Interpol Calling (TV Series)

Inspector Duval / Inspector Paul Duval

- The Absent Assassin (1960) ... Inspector Duval

- Pipeline (1960) ... Inspector Duval

- Desert Hi-Jack (1960) ... Inspector Duval

- Cargo of Death (1960) ... Inspector Duval

- Dressed to Kill (1960) ... Inspector Duval

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 1958Zorro (TV Series)

Jose Sebastian Varga 'The Eagle'

- The Eagle's Flight (1958) ... Jose Sebastian Varga 'The Eagle'

- Bernardo Faces Death (1958) ... Jose Sebastian Varga 'The Eagle'

- The Eagle Leaves the Nest (1958) ... Jose Sebastian Varga 'The Eagle'

- The Sergeant Regrets (1958) ... Jose Sebastian Varga 'The Eagle'

- The Tightening Noose (1958) ... Jose Sebastian Varga 'The Eagle'

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 1957-1958Playhouse 90 (TV Series)

Marquis / Dr. Von Neff

- The Violent Heart (1958) ... Marquis

- The Blackwell Story (1957) ... Dr. Von Neff

   

 1957The Alcoa Hour (TV Series)

Von Zimmer

- Hostages to Fortune (1957) ... Von Zimmer

 1957The Ford Television Theatre (TV Series)

Bruce Van Cleve

- Singapore (1957) ... Bruce Van Cleve

 1957Studio 57 (TV Series)

- Explosion (1957)

 1957Robert Montgomery Presents (TV Series)

Rupert Farrand

- The Last Train to Kildevil (1957) ... Rupert Farrand

 1957The Millionaire (TV Series)

Anton Bohrman / Anton Kosleck

- The Anton Bohrman Story (1957) ... Anton Bohrman / Anton Kosleck

 1956Omnibus (TV Series)

Narrator (segment "The Spirit of Freedom")

- The Christmas Tie (1956) ... Narrator (segment "The Spirit of Freedom")

 1956Thunderstorm

Pablo Gardea

 1956The Honeymooners (TV Series)

Carlos Sanchez

- Mama Loves Mambo (1956) ... Carlos Sanchez (uncredited)

1955-1957Climax! (TV Series)

Dr. Andre Demerre / General Steck

- The Stranger Within (1957) ... Dr. Andre Demerre

- The Passport (1955) ... General Steck

 1955The United States Steel Hour (TV Series)

Heinrich Bauer

- Scandal at Peppernut (1955) ... Heinrich Bauer

 1954Crown Theatre with Gloria Swanson (TV Series)

- If Speech Be Silvern (1954)

 1953The Philip Morris Playhouse (TV Series)

- The Sacrifice (1953)

 1953Sangaree

Felix Pagnol

 1952Lydia Bailey

Col. Gabriel D'autremont

 1952Tarzan's Savage Fury

Rokov, Russian Agent

 1950-1957Studio One in Hollywood (TV Series)

Philip Hausman / El Cameron / Gastman / ...

- The Dark Intruder (1957) ... Philip Hausman

- Johnny August (1956) ... El Cameron

- The Judge and the Hangman (1955) ... Gastman

- Fatal in My Fashion (1954)

- A Man and Two Gods (1954) ... Julian Wilder

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