O.J. : made in America

Resource Information

The work O.J. : made in America represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Randwick City Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

O.J. : made in America

Title remainder

made in America

Title variation

• OJ
• Orenthal James
• Made in America

Title variation remainder

• made in America
• made in America

Contributor

• Schell, Connor, 1977-
• ESPN (Television network)
• ESPN Films (Firm)
• Waterlow, Caroline
• Team Marketing (Firm)
• trueSimpson, O. J., 1947-
• Edelman, Ezra
• Rosenberg, Tamara
• Fenton, Deirdre
• Geist, Libby
• Laylow Films (Firm)
• Krstic, Nina, (Filmmaker)
• Leyden, Erin

Broadcaster

• ESPN (Television network)

Director

• Edelman, Ezra

Film distributor

• Team Marketing (Firm)

Production company

• ESPN Films (Firm)
• Laylow Films (Firm)

Publisher

• Team Marketing (Firm)

Television director

• Edelman, Ezra

Television producer

• Krstic, Nina, (Filmmaker)
• Edelman, Ezra
• Fenton, Deirdre
• Geist, Libby
• Leyden, Erin
• Rosenberg, Tamara
• Schell, Connor, 1977-
• Waterlow, Caroline

Subject

• Discrimination in criminal justice administration -- California | Los Angeles County
• trueDocumentary television programs
• trueFootball players -- United States -- Biography
• Nonfiction television programs
• Police-community relations -- California | Los Angeles County
• Race discrimination -- California | Los Angeles County
• Racial profiling in law enforcement -- California | Los Angeles County
• trueSimpson, Nicole Brown, 1959-1994
• trueSimpson, O. J, 1947-
• Television series
• trueTrials (Murder) -- United States
• trueUnited States -- Race relations
• Biographical television programs
• Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States

Genre

• Documentary television programs
• trueBiography
• Nonfiction television programs
• Television series
• Biographical television programs

Language

eng

Summary

• An essential examination of the rise and fall of Orenthal James Simpson, and parallels between his incredible story with that of race in America. This critically-acclaimed documentary series reveals how he first became a football star, why America fell in love with him off the field, what happened in the trial for his ex-wife's murder, and finally, why he is now sitting in jail for another crime 20 years later
• Part I: In the turbulent 1960s, young OJ Simpson rises to fame as a football star first for the USC Trojans, than with the Buffalo Bills in the NFL and becomes one of the first black celebrities embraced by the white mainstream -- summary from imdb.com
• Part II: OJ retires from football, becomes an actor and marries his second wife, Nicole. Meanwhile, tensions rise between Los Angeles' black community and the city's police, climaxing with the Rodney King beating and riots in the early 1990s -- summary from imdb.com
• Part III: OJ's life and his public image change forever when he is accused of murdering his estranged wife, Nicole. His arrest, attempted escape and trial become a media circus -- summary from imdb.com

Cataloging source

VHEI

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Produced & directed by Ezra Edelman ; produced by Caroline Waterlow ; producers, Tamara Rosenberg, Nina Krstic, Deirdre Fenton, Libby Geist, Erin Leyden, Connor Schell

Dewey number

796.332092

Intended audience

Censorship classification : MA15+

Language note

In English

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PerformerNote

• Narrator, Jim Cutler ; presenters, Richard Rawlings, Aaron Kaufmann
• O. J. Simpson

Runtime

420

Target audience

adult

Technique

live action