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28 November 2018
My work is the only trustworthy hope I have
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In late 1954, Marilyn Monroe broke her contract with 20th Century-Fox and left Hollywood for New York. Wishing to be taken seriously as an...
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19 November 2018
The Gunfighter and Gregory Peck's moustache
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Henry King's The Gunfighter (1950) is a terrific Western about an ageing outlaw who tries to escape his past and comes back to...
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12 November 2018
The old Hopkins-Davis feud has flared up again
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Long before Bette Davis had her infamous feud with Joan Crawford, she had a feud with Miriam Hopkins which was almost as legendary. Bett...
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2 November 2018
Robert Mitchum's favourite role
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I think it's quite interesting to know which role actors regard as their personal favourite. In an earlier post, James Stewart talked...
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21 October 2018
A new low in the treatment of directors
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In June 1944, Jack Conway was hired to direct The Clock (1945), Judy Garland's first dramatic film since joining MGM ten years earli...
14 October 2018
To memo or not to memo
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Mega-producer David O. Selznick first started to dictate memos when he was a teenager working as an apprentice for his father, silent f...
30 September 2018
My contract is ridiculous
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During Hollywood's studio system, Bette Davis was one of the first actors to openly challenge her contract. After winning the Oscar for...
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10 September 2018
Errol Flynn's letter from the set of "Virginia City"
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Meant as a follow-up to the successful Dodge City (1939), Virginia City (1940) began production late October 1939. Cast and c...
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