The Podcasts For Classic Movie Lovers
In this week’s show…
Ella Fitzgerald swings us along with some groovy (oh dear) vibes (oh dear, oh dear)…
Guessing time in another edition of Who The Hell Is That Hollywood Legend?
Dennis The Dietician is here with some healthy advice!
Reviews of two movies, one featuring a very fun uncle (funkle) and a very unique face…
Radio entertainment from the Lux Radio Theatre!
Come on in - the skimmed milk’s fine…
This week…
MUSIC from Gene Kelly!
An ANNOUNCEMENT about a very exciting upcoming event!
A chance to guess the identity of a mystery Hollywood star in WHO THE HELL IS THAT HOLLYWOOD LEGEND!
A trio of movie reviews, featuring Claude Rains and Merle Oberon in a mystery drama, dastardly mind games with Cary Grant, Kay Francis and Carole Lombard, and Bette Davis and Paul Henreid suffering on the high seas!
Radio entertainment comes from the Lux Radio Theatre!
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In this week's show...
Let's forget all about the old cannibalism and torture and necrophilia and incest for a moment shall we, and concentrate on the happy-go-lucky BLOOD CRISIS!!
The Question Pot throws up a very interesting William Powell related query...
The Caseite Jingle arrives to haunt our dreams...
There's more 'Who The Hell Is That Hollywood Legend?'
And this week's reviews are dedicated to one of classic cinema's true pioneers, a lady who shrugged off a studio suspension to focus her efforts on becoming a trailblazing director: Miss Ida Lupino.
We'll be shining a light on two of her most powerful and controversial films, 'Outrage' from 1950, and the nerve-shredding 'The Hitch-Hiker' from 1953.
Radio entertainment comes this week from 'Suspense'...
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This week, the most bizarre ad EVER!
The Question Pot is once again open for business!
There's a ridiculously hard edition of 'Who The Hell Is That Hollywood Legend?'
Reviews this week come courtesy of Humphrey Bogart's breakout hit, the dramatic consequences of a one-night-stand, and a silent screen star's star turn in a very glossy wartime thriller...
Radio entertainment comes courtesy of the Screen Guild Theatre.
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