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classic film
Explore " classic film" with insightful episodes like "Behind Green Lights", "As You Like It", "Rhythm Blues Review", "His Girl Friday" and "Red Dust Will Save Us" from podcasts like ""Classics (audio)", "Classics (audio)", "Classics (audio)", "Classics (audio)" and "Warner Archive Podcast"" and more!
Episodes (100)
As You Like It
Rhythm Blues Review
His Girl Friday
Red Dust Will Save Us
Happy 11th Birthday to Us
Romance and Bromance
Rej and the Zoo #2: The Bradley Cooper Effect
Starting to ease in.. The guys state why we’re doing this in the first place.. introduce a little more about the hosts, and start experimenting with some segments. Inspired greatly by Bradley Cooper being in our backyard filming a 1930s flick “Nightmare Alley,” we chatted about what it means to drink or not drink, trying new things, and try to tighten up and make this thing real
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Screwballs and Soccer Balls
Tex Avery Talk with Jerry Beck
Swingin' Cinema
And a Happy New Year!
Monogram-Mania!
One Magic Word - SHAZAM! Interview with Michael Gray
It Happened One Night (1934)
In our first episode of Extra Milestone, we celebrate the 85th anniversary of Frank Capra's It Happened One Night, which was released on February 22, 1934 and stars Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. Largely hailed as the first screwball comedy and an early precursor to the modern rom-com, this is one film you'll definitely want to cross off your cinematic bucket list, or perhaps revisit.
Intro music composed by Howard Jackson and Louis Silvers.
Hosted by: Jon Negroni, Will Ashton, and Sam Noland.
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Flash Gordon Part One
This week, we begin exploring the most important Star Wars influence of them all — Flash Gordon!
Our deep dive into the creation and legacy of a sci-fi icon begins with an examination of the Flash Gordon newspaper strip and movie serials, and how they eventually inspired a young George Lucas to make Star Wars.
Next time, we'll be back with a look at the history of Flash Gordon after the release of Star Wars — including the infamous 1980 film!