The podcast devoted to Old Hollywood
So far I’d avoided the two holiday classics that star Bing Crosby: 1944’s Going My Way and 1945’s The Bells of St. Mary’s. I’ve probably admitted this elsewhere, but Crosby’s … Continue Reading 25 Days of Christmas: The Bells of St. Mary’s (1945)
On first blush, George Cukor’s Gaslight isn’t a horror film. But it is if you’re a woman. The term commonly pops up today but most don’t know the movie it’s … Continue Reading Gaslight (1944)
Golden Age on the Silver Screen returns and not a moment too soon it seems. As the year progresses there’s a veritable slew of made-for-television biopics (and just biopics in … Continue Reading The Girl (2012)
If you didn’t read Saturday’s installment of the Golden Age on the Silver Screen I direct you to it here. I recommend it as watching Sabrina inspired me to watch … Continue Reading Sabrina (1954)
Cactus Flower made my TCM Top Twelve back in June and boy did I wait too long to watch it. I thoroughly enjoyed this story of mistaken identity, gender studies, and a … Continue Reading Cactus Flower (1969)
Before you roll your eyes and think I didn’t have anything to write about for today’s entry I totally did but I blame Gene Kelly! See yesterday (and continuing … Continue Reading A Look Towards the Future….Schedule Wise
Old Hollywood Book Reviews looks at a recent book detailing one of the great directors Alfred Hitchcock. Spellbound By Beauty by Donald Spoto is interesting in all fervant rants … Continue Reading Old Hollywood Book Reviews: Spellbound By Beauty
How about that spiffy logo I came up for this? Anyway, another month and a new TCM Top 12. In terms of the twelve I mentioned watching for May, I … Continue Reading The TCM Top Twelve for June
Yesterday was an experience for sure! There’s not many places where I live where one can see classic films. Sure there’s library but that’s pretty much a projector screen in … Continue Reading TCM Presents: Casablanca 70th Anniversary Edition (1942)
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