Explore "montgomeryclift" with insightful episodes like "HP097 The Young Lions (1958)", "HP094 From Here To Eternity (1953)", "CLASSICS-A Place in the Sun", "CLASSICS-From Here to Eternity" and "EP208: All Things WINGS Part 2" from podcasts like ""Hinge Problems", "Hinge Problems", "The Front Row Network", "The Front Row Network" and "Hollywood & Levine"" and more!
In just 3 hours you can watch 2 different war movies with the greatest actors of the time. What is the Brando theory of sitting? When is approptiate to forget your own character? How many vinowned.mp3 can we fit into one episode? We review The Young Lions.
The Next Movie is Run Silent Run Deep a submarine movie, finally.
When is a hostess club just a hostess club? Have you been skydiving? What are your plans on December 7th, 1941? Just asking. Our gaydar shatters from off the chart readings as we review From Here To Eternity.
The Next Movie is Master And Commander: On The Far Side of The World.
Front Row Classics kicks off June with a discussion of George Stevens' Oscar-winning film, A Place in the Sun. Allison Means joins Brandon and Eric to disucss this well-made drama from 1951. They discuss the bold direction from Stevens as well as the Oscar-nominated performances from Montgomery Clift and Shelley Winters. The hosts also pay tribute to the legendary Elizabeth Taylor in her first mature role in a film. The discussion also turns to the central themes of the film, which amazingly are still relevant in 2022.
Front Row Classics commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack with the Best Picture winner of 1953, From Here to Eternity. Brandon and Eric are joined by Mia Tiffany. Mia is the host of her own classic movie reaction channel on YouTube called Movies with Mia. The discussion includes the Oscar-worthy performances of the legendary cast, the tasteful direction of Fred Zinnemann and the subtle way Pearl Harbor is introduced into the story. The hosts also cover the legendary beach scene between Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr which kept the censors on their toes.
You can find Mia's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/MiaTiffany/featured.
Ken talks to Rob Leszczak, who wrote “The Complete Guide to the TV Sitcom WINGS.” More reminiscing, including a prank I pulled on NBC, and a story about Lana Clarkson & the late Phil Spector.
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We went to the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood, CA. It was the first time since March that we actually ventured out to explore and something was going down in this mortal realm. There were half a dozen cops and the biggest fire engine we have ever seen. Perhaps a ghost was born that day, but hopefully not.
Clark immediately snapped into improv mode and tried to slip in with the firefighters. Jen followed with a shocked grin on her face, behind her mask. Like a good establishment does during a pandemic, the Roosevelt was incredibly strict and did not let us in to “meet our friend who is a guest.” But mad props to Clark for keeping those improv skills sharp.
The Roosevelt Hotel opened in 1927 and was the location of the first Academy Award ceremony, it also hosted many after-parties for movie premiers. The Spanish Colonial architecture and lavish interior decor exemplified the lure of Hollywood glitz and glamour.
Some of the mortal guests included Marilyn Monroe, Montgomery Clift, and Matthew McConaughey. Two of those three people have died and are allegedly still guests of the hotel. Listen now to hear about how these glamour ghosts of the Golden Age haunt the hotel guests now.
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