Smiling Through the Apocalypse: Esquire in the 60s (2014): Ratings

The 1960s saw Esquire magazine undergo a remarkable transformation thanks to the vision of a charismatic editor. Through interviews with colleagues like Nora Ephron, George Lois, Tom Wolfe, and Gore Vidal, his son, Tom Hayes, explores the risks and triumphs that shaped the magazine's celebrated golden era. The film reveals how Harold Hayes redefined the publication, creating a cultural phenomenon and navigating the challenges of a rapidly changing landscape.

• TH Director Tom Hayes

• IMDb

  6.8 /10

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• TMDB

  50% User score

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