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Welcome to Frankly, My Dear, the podcast that explores just how Bananas things were in Classic Hollywood. From freaky accidents to love affairs to controversial opinions to movie trivia, find the fun and crazy stories that both the Pre-Code and Production Code Eras aren't known for. There was so much more going on behinds that scenes that was not as squeaky clean as the studios would have you believe. Join me, Kristen from Hoofers and Honeys, LLC., as I tackle these subjects along with other authors and classic movie experts.
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Episode #20
Joining me is Why Choose author, Lara G. Elmore, as we talk the pre-codes that get closest to the genre-Design for Living, The Smiling Lieutenant, and Trouble in Paradise! #classicmovies #precode
Episode #19
With the release of Practical Magic 2 coming up this month, Jenn and I dive into the film history of witches! From I Married a Witch and Bell, Book and Candle to Practical Magic, The Witches, Hocus Pocus, Stardust, and A Discovery of Witches, we examine the differences and similarities in the portrayal of magic and their wielders! #classicmovies #witches #halloween #practicalmagic #practicalmagic2
Frankly, My Dear : Classic Hollywood was Bananas
Join returning guests, Danielle Grandinetti and Jamie Kelley, as we tackle the 1960 version and the 2001 version of Ocean's 11! Instead of taking Clooney's version as a direct remake, we look at them as separate films and commemorate the Rat Pack's movie anniversary this month! #classicmovies #franksinatra #georgeclooney #oceans11
Episode #17
John Michael Heath is back, and this time, we're talking Carole Lombard and William Powell films—Man of the World, Ladies Man, and the iconic, My Man Godfrey, to celebrate the upcoming release of my biographical fiction novel based on Carole entitled Planes and Promises under my Dottie Fray pen name that comes out on 8/10! We chat background trivia for all these films, conspiracy theories about her death, circumstances of their relationship, and how Carole met Clark Gable. Have you seen all three of Carole and William's films? #classicmovies #carolelombard #williampowell
Episode #16
Welcome back Author Kelly Guentner, as we discuss the first three in The Thin Man series with William Powell and Myrna Loy (The Thin Man (1934), After the Thin Man (1936) and Another Thin Man (1939))! #classismovies #williampowell #myrnaloy
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