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Welcome to Frankly, My Dear, the podcast that explores just how Bananas things were in Classic Hollywood. From freaky accidents to love affairs to controversial opinions to movie trivia, find the fun and crazy stories that both the Pre-Code and Production Code Eras aren't known for. There was so much more going on behinds that scenes that was not as squeaky clean as the studios would have you believe. Join me, Kristen from Hoofers and Honeys, LLC., as I tackle these subjects along with other authors and classic movie experts.
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Join me and Author K.G. Bolingbroke to celebrate Judy Garland's birthday anniversary this week! She was born on June 10, 1922, and is one of the greatest performers in history! We talk about a variety of her films, including A Star is Born, The Pirate, The Wizard of Oz, For Me and My Gal, In the Good Old Summertime, The Harvey Girls, Meet Me in St. Louis, and Summer Stock! Happy birthday, Judy!#judygarland #classicmovies
Jamie Kelley and John Michael Heath of the EAP (Elvis Archival Preservation) Society join me as we discuss the nuances of Viva Las Vegas. From the chemistry leaping off the screen to the cut songs; from the passionate affair between Elvis and Ann-Margret and the Colonel's meddling, we deep-dive into one of my favorites!Check out my friends at the EAP!SpotifyPatreon#elvispresley #podcast #annmargret #vivalasvegas #EAPSociety #JamieAaronKelley
As we head toward the 100th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe's birth on June 1st, this episode dives into both her musical and dramatic roles as a tribute to the artist that she was. Author Gianna Marie Ferraro joins the discussion that highlights such classics as Some Like it Hot, The Misfits, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and Don't Bother to Knock.#classicmovies #marilynmonroe
This episode dives into the evolution of mermaids in cinema from the silent short films around 1915 to the two mermaid films in 1948 (Miranda and Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid) to 1980's Splash and Disney's The Little Mermaid. In conversation with Author Kelly Guentner, we also talk about K.N. Fray's siren trilogy and Kelly's superhero novels! You can find Kelly at phoenixsistersentertainment.com.#classicmovies #mermaids
The Mummy 1932 vs The Mummy 1999!This discussion highlights the similarities and the differences between these two films in terms of character development, actors, plot, and genres. With The Mummy 4 coming in 2027, this discussion offers a fun look at how the storyline was changed and speculates on what might be to come! Author Danielle Grandinetti also talks about her book character who was inspired by Evie in the 1999 version, played by Rachel Weisz. You can find her book here:https://daniellegrandinetti.com/shop/refuge-for-the-archaeologist/#themummy #boriskarloff #brendanfraser #rachelweisz #themummy4
Join us as we dive into the biographies or autobiographies of classic movie stars, such as Lana Turner, Judy Garland, Carole Lombard, Joan Crawford, and Ed Burns. We highlight the struggle between sensationalized autobiographies and finding the truth in researching these figures. Then we end by delving into our favorite movie couples, both real and on-screen, and how their performances were impacted as a result.#classicmovies #biographies
From backflips to differences between the story origins and film, this episode takes a deep dive into the making of the film "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers." It also discusses the barn raising dance sequence and how each actor and actress came to be included in the film.
Kristen and Amy discuss Calamity Jane and how they got into classic film. They explore the themes of nostalgia, character portrayal, and the real-life experiences of the actress Doris Day. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, which also includes the two authors' novels that connect to classic film or the time period. It delves into the lives of iconic figures as well as the creative process of writing and the connection between real-life events and fictional storytelling.#classicmovies #dorisday #calamityjane
Welcome to Frankly, My Dear, the podcast that explores just how Bananas things were in Classic Hollywood. From freaky accidents to love affairs to controversial opinions to movie trivia, find the fun and crazy stories that both the Pre-Code and Production Code Eras aren't known for. There was so much more going on behinds that scenes that was not as squeaky clean as the studios would have you believe. Join me, Kristen from Hoofers and Honeys, LLC., as I tackle these subjects along with other authors and classic movie experts.
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