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Join entertainment historian Andrew Gilmore for lively and spontaneous conversations with interesting people involved in the creative arts. Film historians, authors, musicians, actors, filmmakers, and more.
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Mostly Movies, Maybe Music
In this episode, film historian and TCM intro writer Hannah Jack talks about her experiences watching movies growing up, her writing and research process for TCM, Pre-Code movies, her favorite character actors, her work as a theater director and as a teacher, and much more. Enjoy!
Mostly Movies, Maybe Music
In this episode, film collector Lou Sabini joins Brian and Anthony and me for a lively and free-wheeling discussion of the wild 1934 Pre-Code comedy "Hips, Hips, Hooray", starring the popular but now largely forgotten comedy team of Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. Enjoy!
Mostly Movies, Maybe Music
On this episode, former "Kids Corner" radio host and all-around movie buff Kathy O'Connell talks about her love of TCM, our favorite actors, her favorite movie theater experiences, what movies she would show if she could program TCM, Pre-Code movies, seeing inappropriate movies when she was a child, Kathy's love for the British actress Jessie Matthews, I plug my Alice White book, and much more. Enjoy!
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In our second episode, we are joined by the host of the "TV Guidance Counselor" podcast, Ken Reid, for a lively conversation about the zany 1941 film "Hellzapoppin'", starring the team of Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson. We discuss the many ways in which the film breaks the fourth wall, the film's behind-the-scenes production problems, the legal issues that have prevented it from being commercially released, Olsen & Johnson's lack of a traditional "comedy team" dynamic, Martha Raye being more attractive than her screen image would suggest, Ken discusses the differences between the Broadway show and the movie, and Brian reveals his one big criticism of a film he otherwise likes. I'm sure you'll really enjoy this one!
Mostly Movies, Maybe Music
In the premiere episode of my second podcast, "Classic Comedy Conversations", Brian Paige, Anthony Gargano and Andrew Gilmore take a look at the 1932 Marx Brothers movie "Horse Feathers", with our guest, Marx Brothers expert Noah Diamond! We discuss how we all got into classic comedy movies, how we first saw "Horse Feathers", the similarities between it and the Wheeler & Woolsey film "Hold 'Em Jail" the same year, Chico's importance to the Marx Brothers' act, how much material in the film was reused from the team's stage performances, the random cuts in the bedroom scene, Thelma Todd's contribution to the film, bits of the movie that we feel don't work well, and much more. Enjoy!
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