The Great Race (1965), Tony Curtis, & Natalie Wood
Tony Curtis Says Thank You, Jack Lemmon Gets a Pie in the Face, & Tony and Natalie Wood Almost Light Each Other On Fire! It's The Great Race.
Operation Petticoat, Tony Curtis, Cary Grant, & LSD!
Tony Curtis Fulfills a Childhood Dream, Inspires Matt Bomber, & Fights a Pig While Cary Grant Trips on LSD! It's Operation Petticoat (1959).
Tony Curtis & Sweet Smell of Success (1957)
Tony Curtis Puts the Cat in the Bag, Proves He’s More Than Just a Pretty Face, Becomes an Honorary Member of the Rat Pack, & Plays Jazz Flute for Frank Sinatra.
Tony Curtis: The Underrated Actor With Perfect Hair
Tony Curtis Survives the Streets of New York, Joins the Navy, Inspires Elvis, Has Amazing Hair, Loves Beautiful Women, and Can Paint.
Billy Travilla: A Fashion Tribute
Billy Travilla Creates Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Look, Gets Errol Flynn to Wear Tights, Wins An Academy Award, and Can Out Pleat Anyone!
I Was A Male War Bride (1949)
Ann Sheridan Drives a Motorcycle, Cary Grant's a War Bride, Howard Hawks Likes Comedy, & Everybody Gets Sick. It's I Was a Male War Bride.
Nora Prentiss (1947), Ann Sheridan, & Billy Travilla
Ann Sheridan Curses Like a Sailor, Proves She’s More Than “The Oomph Girl,” And Discovers Billy Travilla. It's 1947's Nora Prentiss.
Plenty Of “Oomph”: The Underrated Ann Sheridan
Ann Sheridan Has Plenty of "Oomph," Does Her Own Singing, Is Voted Best Dressed, Fights Warner Bros. for Better Roles, and Moves to Mexico.
Double Indemnity, Edward G. Robinson, & HUAC
Barbara Stanwyck is George Washington, Billy Wilder Defines Film Noir, Fred MacMurray Doesn’t Murder Husbands, & Edward G. Robinson Is Not a Communist. From 1944, it's Double Indemnity.
Confessions of a Nazi Spy (1939)
Edward G. Robinson Receives Death Threats from Nazis, Almost Joins the French Army, Is the First Movie Star in Normandy After D-Day, and Inspires the German Underground