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Four Daughters (Warner 1938, John Garfield, Priscilla Lane)

A touching drama about a musical family with four lovely girls. The quiet existence of their Connecticut household is shattered by a parade of men who...

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Adventures of Robin Hood, The (Warner 1938, Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland

Michael Curtiz’s film (he replaced an ‘ill’ William Keighley) is one of cinema’s enduring classics that set the bench-mark for swashbuckling adventure. Errol Flynn, in only...

Movies4 years ago

Lawrence of Arabia (Columbia 1962, Peter O’Toole, Anthony Quinn)

Trying to find the essence of British adventurer T.E. Lawrence, a reporter seeks the truth at the church commemorating his death and David Lean’s Oscar-laden epic...

Movies5 years ago

Passage to Marseilles (Warner 1944, Humphrey Bogart, Claude Rains)

Michael Curtiz rounds up the male leads from ‘Casablanca’ for another gripping, atmospheric wartime tale. The story centers on Humphrey Bogart, a bombardier on a Free...

Movies5 years ago

Sea Hawk, The (Warner 1940, Errol Flynn, Donald Crisp)

Spirited swashbuckler The Sea Hawk cemented Errol Flynn’s dashing image he’d created with ‘Captain Blood’ (also directed by Curtiz) with his derring-do as Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe,...

Movies5 years ago

They Made Me a Criminal (Warner Bros 1939, John Garfield, Claude Rains)

Musical fantasist Busby Berkeley takes on the Warner Bros. crime genre in They Made Me A Criminal and the result is a fascinating portrait of a...

Movies5 years ago

Kings Row (Warner 1942, Ronald Reagan, Ann Sheridan)

Kings Row offered up the highest expression of the soap-opera device of tearing the facade from small-town life to discover the seething pit of rivalries, petty...

Movies5 years ago

Notorious (RKO 1946, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman)

In Notorious, one of the most stylish works by the master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock, American agent Cary Grant gets the assignment to watch international playgirl...

Features7 years ago

Five of the Best Frederic March Movies

At the age of 13 Fredric March was producing his own plays, but on leaving high school he worked in a bank before World War I...

Features7 years ago

Five of the Best Claude Rains Movies

Claude Rains had a high reputation as a stage actor when, in his mid-forties, he made the oddest of all film debuts. James Whale cast him...

Features7 years ago

Five of the Best Ingrid Bergman Movies

Ingrid Bergman was making a name for herself in Sweden throughout much of the 1930’s before heading to America in 1938 for a US remake of...

Features7 years ago

Five of the Best Sydney Greenstreet movies

Larger than life character actor Sydney Greenstreet didn’t make his screen debut until he was 61 and although his film career wasn’t long it was certainly...

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Four Daughters (Warner 1938, John Garfield, Priscilla Lane)

Adventures of Robin Hood, The (Warner 1938, Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland

Lawrence of Arabia (Columbia 1962, Peter O’Toole, Anthony Quinn)

Passage to Marseilles (Warner 1944, Humphrey Bogart, Claude Rains)

Sea Hawk, The (Warner 1940, Errol Flynn, Donald Crisp)

They Made Me a Criminal (Warner Bros 1939, John Garfield, Claude Rains)

Kings Row (Warner 1942, Ronald Reagan, Ann Sheridan)

Notorious (RKO 1946, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman)

Five of the Best Frederic March Movies

Five of the Best Claude Rains Movies

Five of the Best Ingrid Bergman Movies

Five of the Best Sydney Greenstreet movies

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