The 1951 20th Century Fox Technicolor film Meet Me after the Show is another Betty Grable hit musical with a showbiz background. Co-writer./ director Richard Sale’s 1951 20th Century Fox Technicolor musical film Meet Me after the Show is […]
Warner Bros’ 1929 American all-talking sound pre-Code musical revue film The Show of Shows is directed by John G Adolfi, shot almost entirely in Technicolor, and features most of the studio’s stars. Warner Bros’ fifth colour film, the 1929 all-talking Vitaphone production The Show […]
King Vidor’s 1944 epic Technicolor drama film An American Romance stars Brian Donlevy and Ann Richards. Louis B Mayer, whose studio spent a fortune on it, called it ‘the greatest picture MGM ever made’, then […]
Billy Milton stars in the 1936 British comedy thriller Someone at the Door as a dodgy journalist who plots to kick-start his career by inventing the fake murder of his sister Sally (Aileen Marson). Director […]
The 1974 American romance film Ginger in the Morning stars Sissy Spacek as a hippyish young hitchhiker picked up on the road by a newly divorced middle-aged executive (Monte Markham). Director Gordon Wiles’s 1974 American romance film […]
The serious-minded, pioneering late-70s gay documentary film Word Is Out was highly important and influential, and is still a vital, valuable document of the time. ‘It’s really scary standing in isolation from everybody else and […]
Roy Kellino’s 1950 British black and white thriller film Guilt Is My Shadow stars Patrick Holt, Elizabeth Sellars, Peter Reynolds, and Lana Morris. Director Roy Kellino’s 1950 British black and white thriller film Guilt Is […]
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