
Hey, Boo: Harper Lee and 'To Kill a Mockingbird' (2010) on Netflix
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Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird won the Pulitzer Prize and became a bestseller. Fifty years later, a documentary examines the novel and its author, who gave no interviews.
- Netflix4.1/5
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- Rotten Tomatoes77%
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Plot summary
To Kill a Mockingbird is still a bestseller half a century after it took the Pulitzer Prize, and it is still counted among the most influential American novels of the twentieth century. Its film version won three Academy Awards. The documentary examines the book's hold on readers, the Deep South in which it is set, and the changes in society that came after it appeared, and it looks into the questions that surround Harper Lee herself. Relatives and friends of the author cooperated with the filmmakers, and readers describe how the novel shaped their lives. A later edition turns to a second novel by Lee that was rediscovered, and its place beside the first.
Cast
- Bob Mayeras Truman Capote (voice)
- Jennifer Lairdas Voice of Tay Hohoff
- Christopher Sewardas Reporter / Maurice Crain (voice)
- Jane Beasleyas Harper Lee (voice)
- Donna Coney Islandas Idabel Tompkins (voice)
Oprah Winfreyas Self
Mary Badhamas Herself
Tom Brokawas Himself
Rosanne Cashas Herself
James Pattersonas Himself
- Scott Turowas Self
- Anna Quindlenas Herself
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