Today we’d like to to introduce — humbly — our initial “best-of” set of choices, starting off in the film noir category. But we have a twist, ours are the best film noir you’ve probably never heard of. We hope the following will inspire you to sample these fine films, which may or may not […]
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Ah, Those Wonderful Publicity Stills!
Yes, that is Ingrid Bergman posed with Sydney Greenstreet in one of those glossy publicity stills used to promote – or, to use the old studio coinage, to “exploit” — 1942’s classic Casablanca. Hello, everybody. Joe Morella and Frank Segers, your classic movie guys, here today to extol those marvelous old studio stills that are […]
Louella? Hedda? Who do you read?
Hello everybody. Morella and Segers here again. Remembering. We old-timers remember the days when newspapers ran a half dozen entertainment columns about movies, theatre, and all other aspects of show business. If Louella– Parsons that is– or Hedda — Hopper, of course, don’t ring a bell with you, how about Rona […]