Howard Hughes has had a long and fascinating relationship with Hollywood.
He directed two feature films (“Hell’s Angels” in 1930 and “The Outlaw” in 1943), and produced over 25 besides (usually going uncredited).
Hughes’ company owned a major stake in the Rko film and media studio, and eventually became the sole owner of Rko’s film division following the landmark United States v.
Paramount Pictures, Inc. antitrust lawsuit that prevented vertical integration in entertainment.
Hughes eventually changed focus from entertainment to real estate, as well as the air and space industries, but showbiz was always close to his heart.
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