Episodes
Episode | First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
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01 | 20081124 | 20081125 (R4) | Miller's privileged upbringing in Harlem and the loss of the family business. |
02 | 20081125 | 20081126 (R4) | Miller's early writing career, including his first major success with All My Sons in 1947. |
03 | 20081126 | 20081127 (R4) | Success and meeting Marilyn Monroe contribute to the deterioration of Miller's marriage. |
04 | 20081127 | 20081128 (R4) | Miller is summoned to appear before the House Un-American Activities Committee. |
05 LAST | 20081128 | 20081129 (R4) | Henry Goodman reads from Christopher Bigsby's biography of the prominent American playwright. The newly-married Miller and Marilyn Monroe are tested by a miscarriage and Monroe's emotional vulnerability. Miller attempts to halt the disintegration of their marriage by writing a screenplay for Monroe, The Misfits, but the filming of the movie has unintended consequences. The newly-married Miller and Marilyn Monroe's relationship is sorely tested. |