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Gentleman’s Agreement 8 p.m., Fox Movie Channel
This 1947 movie about everyday anti-Semitism isn’t very subtle by today’s standards. Elia Kazan directed with a not-so-light hand. But still, it’s a gem. Gregory Peck (above) brings intelligence to this best-picture Oscar-winner, as a writer who pretends to be Jewish to write a story about discrimination against Jews. Peck never veers into self-righteousness as he learns about the subtleties of hatred.
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