Written for the Amazing Deanna Durbin Blog I’ll Be Yours (1947) is an uneven film which seeks to blend farce and high drama seamlessly bu...

Dancing Chic to Chic is a fun little article on Fred Astaire' s clothing. Although many attach the idea of  Astaire's classic sense...

That line had me rolling in the aisles. Saw a local theater production of the farcical take on Hitchcock's  The 39 Steps . Hardworking...

Discussing any Hitchcock film and expecting to say something new is like digging into a depleted gold mine and expecting to haul out a fort...

The Classic Movie Blog Association is having a Hitchcock blogathon this Monday January 17. One day only will be devoted to the films of th...

This entry is for Paragraph Review’s James Bond January blogathon . By 1967, the first James Bond, Sean Connery, was ready to hang u...

Flower Drum Song   is one of my favorite Rodgers and Hammerstein productions in part because there is no threat of death in it (unless you ...

Film fans endlessly discuss their own fascination with movies. What are the first experiences that filmmakers or actors have had at the movi...

12/29 -  Anchors Aweigh - Lux Radio Theater (click here to listen at the Internet Archive) Year: 1947 Starring: Gene Kelly, Frank Sinat...

Thanks to commenter Mark R. for bringing this article to my attention. The New York Times Life Magazine 1938 March 26, 1939 A UNIVE...