George Raft Teaches Joe E. Brown and Jack Lemmon to Tango, Marilyn Monroe Out-Earns the Boys, Billy Wilder Goes Crazy, ...
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Pin-Up Girl (1944) is a film indicative of its time in just about everyway. Pairing the wartime period’s favorite pin-up, ...
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If his name is not familiar to you, comedian Joe E. Brown’s face probably is: today, Joe is best remembered ...
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There’s no denying it: Lana Turner was one fashionable lady! Lana’s look both onscreen and off inspired a generation of ...
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Lana Turner’s entrancing portrayal of the beautiful and villainous Lady de Winter is a key reason why 1948’s The Three ...
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1957’s Peyton Place was the precursor to the modern soap opera. A sanitized version of Grace Metalious’ controversial novel of ...
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Few stars of the 1940s and 1950s were as glamorous as Lana Turner. Lana was always camera ready, always fashionable, ...
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There are a couple things to remember when watching The Subject was Roses (1968) that make this film all the ...
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