Nothing Sacred (1937)
Fredric March Does Better at Comedy, Carole Lombard Knocks Him Out, and William Wellman Innovates. From 1937, it's Nothing Sacred.
Star of the Month: Fredric March
Fredric March Works for Citibank, Decides to Act, Wins Oscars, Loves the Ladies, & is Still Revered for His Acting Talent.
Great Oscar Injustices: Barbara Stanwyck (Part III)
Barbara Stanwyck Is the Highest Paid Woman in America, Can Take Any Film in the Last 15 Minutes, & Gets an Honorary Oscar.
Great Oscar Injustices: Barbara Stanwyck (Part II)
Barbara Stanwyck is Oscar Nominated, Marries Robert Taylor, Builds Her Dream Home, and Makes Classic After Classic.
Great Oscar Injustices: Barbara Stanwyck
Barbara Stanwyck is Orphaned, Survives Hoofing in 1920s New York City, Marries the Abusive Frank Fay, & Becomes a Movie Star.
Great Oscar Injustices: Cary Grant
Cary Grant is one of the most iconic actors of Hollywood's Golden Age, yet he never won a competitive Oscar. Here's why Grant is one of Oscar's Greatest Injustices.
Kiss Me Kate (1953): The Magic of a Great Musical
Kathryn Grayson & Howard Keel are the Perfect Team, Ann Miller Steal the Show, & Bob Fosse is the Best. From 1953, it's Kiss Me Kate.
The Kissing Bandit (1948)
Kathryn Grayson is Lovely in Period Costumes, Young Frank Sinatra Sounds Amazing, & Ann Miller Steals the Show. It's The Kissing Bandit.
Anchors Aweigh (1945)
Kathryn Grayson is a Vision in the Sunflower Dress, Frank Sinatra is Pre-Rat Pack, & Gene Kelly Dances with Jerry Mouse. It's Anchors Aweigh.
Seven Sweethearts (1942)
Kathryn Grayson is Cute as a Button, S.Z. Sakall is Charming as Ever, & Van Heflin Holds the Film Together. From 1942, it's Seven Sweethearts.