Ted Baehr

Publisher and film critic

Ted Baehr - Publisher and film critic
Born

May 31st, 1946
79 years ago

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

United States

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A notable figure in film criticism and publishing, played a significant role in promoting family-friendly entertainment through various platforms. Founded the Christian Film & Television Commission, which aims to influence the entertainment industry positively. Published several books and articles focused on film evaluations from a moral perspective. Regularly participated in speaking engagements and media appearances to advocate for beneficial cinematic content.

Founded the Christian Film & Television Commission

Published several books on film criticism

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