Ticklish Business #101: Top 3 New Discoveries of 2020
#159: Doris Day in May with Love Me or Leave Me (1955) – Ticklish Business
It’s that time, wherein Kristen, Samantha, and Drea gather round to honor the new classic features they discovered in 2020. From the works of Paul Newman, to 1930s Edward G. Robinson comedies, the Ticklish Trio says goodbye to 2020 by saluting the classics that kept them sane.
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A freelance film critic whose work fuels the Rotten Tomatoes meter. I've been published on The Hollywood Reporter, Remezcla, and The Daily Beast. I've been featured in the L.A. Times. I currently run two podcasts, Citizen Dame and Ticklish Business.
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Sorry, tried to leave a comment on your From Here to Eternity podcast, but couldn’t. I had fun listening to it. You are a funny lot! But seriously, Montgomery Clift deserved way more love than he got. Zinnemann demanded him for the film, because he was not just perfect for the part, but one of the (and some say, the) greatest actors of the 1950’s. While I do see the pretty, I also disagree that his performance was one-note. His character had a very dramatic arc, (from tortured soul to killer, from in love, to willing to abandon Donna Reed), and he delivered beautifully.
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