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Ronald Reagan's Hollywood film career began on June 1, 1937. Warner Studio needed a likable male actor in his midtwenties, with typical good American looks – a type that Reagan fitted perfectly. His speaking voice and his bright, enthusiastic personality pleased Jack Warner. Reagan was granted a seven year contract with a starting salary of two hundred dollars per week. His movie career terminated in 1964. After this date he became more involved in America's political scene. Two years later, on November 8, 1966. Ronald Reagan was elected governor of the state of California – a stepping stone to the presidency. |
