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New fan of yours here! One of the most fascinating and entertaining parts of your work is the writing you choose to highlight and quote...my God, people could really use words so beautifully then! Incredible vocabularies, layered meanings, beautiful and clever syntax. As a lover of all those things, i am excited to dive into this channel!🎉😂❤

Look at her face, look at her jaw line, look at her fierce pony tail❤.

as cat dad, I'm very happy she finds the cat in the end. but that really would be the only thing to change from the book.

I'd rather watch Sophia on the big screen than just about any other.

She really looks great. Too bad they couldn't have video recorded it. A great star.

can't believe you didint include the cult classic Dolly movie, Joyful Noise!!

Julie Andrews had actually already done a film, despite what most think. In 1957 she was Cinderella in Rodger and Hammerstein's Cinderella live tv broadcast.

Thanks for the deep feeling for another person. And for getting me really interested in what Amanda Konkle has to say. Want to look up more. While Dominik seems to be just a maniac with too much power revelling in abuse. Looks like he got his pleasure out of killing, eh... filming. Not the first or last in Hollywood. As far as biographies go, nobody is entitled to claim that they got inside another person and understand their driving forces. Even autobiographies are just a self-perception at a particular point in time.

My favorite movie of all time. Audrey Hepburn was the perfect Holly Golightly. I wouldn't change a thing about the movie.

Oh, just some historic white fragility laid out in the news. 🤦🏻‍♀️🫠

Trump 2024!

Not for nothing, but if I was invited to the White House and was served seafood bisque and peppermint ice cream I would cause my own kind of scene.

a great pairing with this analysis would be Les Amants/The Lovers that became important in US legal history with its definition of pornography (ie, "i know it when i see it") and also because jeanne moreau's film career deserves more recognition & analysis...

Wow! This piece is riveting! A real tour de force-thank you!

Johnson did not lose the New Hampshire primary. He got 48% to Eugene McCarthy’s 42%.

Whelp, I highly doubt Olivia Wild is ever going to create anything critically acclaimed ever again.😱

Isnt she that ghost from Space Station 3

WILL A FOSSE NECK DO IT?! 🤣

My favorite video. And I love them all. Thank you.

Thanks for the vid

Im a genX’er, and I grew up watching Judy Garlands movies on tv as a child. When I was 6 I would sing somewhere over the rainbow, and the trolley song to family at family gatherings. As I watched you video essay, I found myself singing along to some of my favorite classic songs played on the concert album. I will be looking for it to download. I just love Judy Garland, even though her performance in blackface is very disappointing. I suppose she didn’t have control over that, but it’s still disappointing all the same. I was waiting for someone to talk about it, because the footage of her singing in blackface became viral a few years ago, and there were no UA-camrs talking about it.

I was always under the impression that Garbo was a kind of 'thinking man's beauty' and well read, artistic etc. I just read that while waiting around on the set all she read was Movie magazines and gossip sheets.

So surprised to see that Bette Davis's in All About Eve was brown. I always assumed it was black!

The newsheadlnes remind me of the way uk press talk about Meghan Markle.

the verbal croak of the narrator is meant to be seductive but it so annoying - turned off because i could not stand it anymore - when did women decide to speak like this???

It’s a bit annoying how you edit her statements

Horseshit.

Great mini doc. I wish there were more selent movie era and ladies covered. I'm always scrounging for info. Also thank you for leaving out the gory details of Clara's childhood. We know what can happen to children/women pre and post Hollywood. It's nice to hear someone touch on the subject without exploiting the details. Love this channel !!!

New to the 30's culture? Well you will be locked in after watching this video, and afterward this- *Harry Warren: America's Foremost Composer (1933)* , who wrote so many hits that were in the great early 30's pre-code Busby Berkeley choreographed films. Must sees. Clara Bow was great in Wings (1927) of course. A great one to see at a theatre with the Wurlitzer theater pipe organ!

And she was a muff diver. A pity to see such beauty wasted.

29:16 Wow!! Putting it that way really shows the power behind it. I rewatch this part multiple times. It’s very true

I remember seeing the commercials for Part III so many decades ago and what I noticed was quite a bit of content that was edited OUT of the film. Basically, it was a modern-day re-shoot nightmare and Coppola needed to go different directions on the fly when he saw things were working even worse than what was going to be the final product. The death knell of this movie was when Robert Duval didn't want to be a part of it. That was a HUGE blow that Coppola made even worse by casting his talentless offspring.

My favorite actress. If the scandals had not happened and if the studio had given her better material, she could have easily transitioned from the 'flapper' films into Screwball Comedies that were just about to emerge when she retired. I think she would have been right there with Carole Lombard and Claudette Colbert. Then if she makes it into the 40's, with her tragic background, the emotions she could have drawn on for Film Noir roles. Just imagine.

Ella siempre se expreso politicamente. En una entrevista del 82 u 83, dice que en USA no le preguntan sobre politica y en Europa no hubo ni un solo periodista que no le hiciera una pregunta politica. Y que no juega papeles riesgosos? Todos sus personajes son controversiales.

Yep. Ingrid was great. She had a great life no matter how you slice it. No need for us to nash our teeth on her behalf.

I really like The Inn of the Sixth Happiness. Avd Cactus Flower. ❤

Thank you! I loved this Tullulah Bankhead video and commentary.👍🏻☮️💟😊

I've always loved Tallulah, darling.

The best thing that I got out of the conversation between Eartha and Lyndon B. Johnson, was that Eartha outlived at least most of the people in that very room 😂

i always felt sofia was fine for the role & the real issue is simply that during her death scene she is badly underacting and then immediately al pacino is overacting just as badly, and the stark contrast just destroys the audience suspension of disbelief. for most of the movie i actually think she conveys well the passiveness & uncertainty of a young woman who is unsure about her place in life, love, family, and catholicism.

I think Blonde is a masterpiece. Sensitive and beautiful like Marilyn Monroe. I suggest she would have approved. The outrage surrounding the film is unsurprising considering Americans, in particular, have always been notoriously squeamish regarding nudity. I feel the film is sympathetic not exploitative. I suppose it is shocking to many shallow filmgoers to be presented with the nuts and bolts of life lived in an attractive female body.

Not that my opinion matters but, as a life-long fan of MM, I read Joyce Carol Oats's BLONDE when it was published and absolutely loved it -- understanding fully that Oat's novel was totally fiction. And with regards to this movie? I thought it was absolutely outstanding, and was totally emotionally involved and riveted from open to close, even though knowing the end, I was devastated nonetheless. I may be in the minority but I loved this film.

Gwyneth Paltrow is not Jesus. You should say her surname when you first introduce her, otherwise it's not clear who you're taking about.

She certainly should have been nominated for Best Years of Our Lives.

Bought the original double-LP on eBay as a college graduation gift for myself... Best live concert I've ever listened to. Garland was one of my first crushes, and I still have a soft spot for her.

what were your hopes for that fuking background noise

I can't compliment enough how well researched this documentary is! and can I just say, the women of the silent era were one of a kind stars. I've watched colleen moore and have been captivated by her since, probably because all the resources they had back then was themselves, so every silent film is a spectacle not enough people dive into. I think I'm gonna go on a clara bow film binge right now 😅

Judy was the best in this movie

"Spiteful, paranoid motherf$cker"... laugh out loud

The White fragility is palpable...