
This week Zach is joined by author & screenwriter Samuel Garza Bernstein to chat about the subject of LGBTQIA+ creatives in the Golden Age of Hollywood and the impact of two of his subject, Roddy McDowell & Cesar Romero.   Join them as the two talk at length about the importance of these stories being brought to the front, how actors and directors navigated their sexual preference in in thee Old Hollywood system, how the content of film managed queer coded material before the production code, and finally shoot the breeze with candid chat about film from the credits of Romero and Roddy.   Be sure to pick up Sam’s two books discussed in today’s episode!   Cesar Romero: The Joker is Wild- https://a.co/d/07bgFnPl Roddy McDowell: An Actors Life- https://a.co/d/062q36Vr   and visit Samuels website to learn more about his prior and upcoming projects!— samuelgarzabernstein.com and give him a follow on social media! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/samuel.bernstein.31/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samgbernstein/
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Ep. 183: Some Like It Hot (1959) or ‘Nobody’s Perfect’ (Special Guest: Jon Ekstrom)

Ep. 182: All Through The Night (1942) or ‘Operation: Cheesecake’

Ep. 181: Casablanca-esque Vol. 2- Background To Danger (1943), The Conspirators (1944) & Passage To Marseille (1944) (Special Guest: Sterling Cook)

Ep. 180: Casablanca-esque Vol. 1- To Have & Have Not (1944) & Macao (1952)(Special Guest: Sterling Cook)
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