Bathing Beauty
I have no clue when I first saw Bathing Beauty (1944). It had to have been after Albert Lamorisse’s The Red Balloon but around the same time as Robert Siodmak’s… Read more »
I have no clue when I first saw Bathing Beauty (1944). It had to have been after Albert Lamorisse’s The Red Balloon but around the same time as Robert Siodmak’s… Read more »
In 1947 and 1948 Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer produced two low budget comedy vehicles for contract star Red Skelton. The first of these was The Show Off directed by Harry Beaumont and the… Read more »
It is relatively easy today to discover a film. It is certainly far easier today than it was when I was growing up. Online streaming platforms such as the CriterionChannel… Read more »
“John Carradine was a person, like Arthur Kennedy, I could hang onto. He knew what we were trying to do. Yah, it (Bluebeard) was a very lovely picture.”-Edgar G. Ulmer… Read more »
Joseph Cornell is best remembered for his work with assemblage, often manifesting these works in neat wooden boxes. Cornell’s fascination with the mundane every day objects of his pieces derive… Read more »
Byron Haskin’s third directorial effort, I Walk Alone (1948), is significant for a number of reasons. It was the first time the director would team with leading man Burt Lancaster… Read more »