Remember the old days and the old ways?
I'm speaking of when real movies were made in Black & White, the male leads had admirable character "off-screen" while the gals didn't necessarily have perfect teeth and, um... non-OEM components?
Well, I have a viewing suggestion for you from that period: BORN YESTERDAY (1950 w/Judy Holiday, Bill Holden & Broderick Crawford)
I spotted this one at the library and upon viewing, thought I had made a mistake after the initial 10-20 minutes. But as the story progressed, I began to find it more and more interesting - although certainly never approaching "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" in complexity...
But the capper is this: the 2A is actually READ ---- ALOUD!!
Get it - play it - and be proud of what Hollywood COULD produce in the not so dimly lit past.
Perhaps your local library can be of assistance in your search for this little gem.
I'm speaking of when real movies were made in Black & White, the male leads had admirable character "off-screen" while the gals didn't necessarily have perfect teeth and, um... non-OEM components?
Well, I have a viewing suggestion for you from that period: BORN YESTERDAY (1950 w/Judy Holiday, Bill Holden & Broderick Crawford)
I spotted this one at the library and upon viewing, thought I had made a mistake after the initial 10-20 minutes. But as the story progressed, I began to find it more and more interesting - although certainly never approaching "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" in complexity...
But the capper is this: the 2A is actually READ ---- ALOUD!!
Get it - play it - and be proud of what Hollywood COULD produce in the not so dimly lit past.
Perhaps your local library can be of assistance in your search for this little gem.
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