This Day in Film History:
November 12
1928:
Grace Kelly, the American star of such films as High Society and To Catch a Thief, is born in Philadelphia. Later in life she becomes Princess Grace of Monaco.
1946:
Walt Disney's animated feature film Song of the South is released. A blend of live-action and animation containing racially-tinged sequences, the film was re-released by Disney numerous times until, in the 1980s, the studio pulled the film and has never allowed it to be screened again.
1999:
Angering many for what is seen as liberties taken with Catholic theology, Kevin Smith's Dogma opens in the US.
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