Join Adam for talk about classic movies and old-time radio shows, featuring a specially selected episode each week.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsFilm HistoryTV & Film |
Attaboy Clarence returns with a double-bill of juvenile energy!
Shirley Temple heads up a forerunner of The Parent Trap in 1940's Kathleen, her first role away from curls and lollipops, trying her darnedest to match Herbert Marshall with Laraine Day... more
This time around, join me as I present two movies in which the girls are planted squarely at the heart of matters.
In 1939's Within The Law, Ruth Hussey is the wrongfully convicted shopgirl who exacts a diabolical revenge on the big business magnate... more
On June 7th and 8th, I’m delighted to invite you along to this year’s Film Festival! It’s held entirely online, much in the same way as the weekly Film Club, except far more expansive and offering up some truly deep cuts.
Here’s your chance to see s... more
This time round, I'm paying tribute to one of Old Hollywood's most remarkable character actors - the wonderful Alan Mowbray - and his appearance in two films, in which he played the very same character...
Elsewhere, who knew there was a board dedica... more
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Special favorites?
The Val Lewton “Shadows” series which I’m now listening to for the second time.
“Baby” about Jean Harlow.
The Hitchcock series.
The Audrey Hepburn series—a shattering WWII history lesson.
“Hunting Witches…” a sobering American history lesson.
“A Universe of Horrors”
Mesmerizing all. And there are others I haven’t mentioned. I can't recommend Adam’s work highly enough.
I’m not going back to the office to see what the other is doing with it I just need a little more money for my family but I’m going
Hey now. If you are looking for deep dives into cinema history, including details about actors, producers, directors, and the other many factions that go into creating movies of the golden age, this is the channel for you. You’ll also be rewarded with the relevant social and cultural histories that impacted not only individuals in the movie business, but also the issues that are presented in the movies, including the Hayes code, the laws of coverture, sexism, racism, and the impact of economics ... more
I’m going back to the house and then I can get my hair washed then I’ll get it tomorrow if I can do that too I can go get back with me later today or later today if
Such a brilliant and entertaining series. Adam researches his topics thoroughly and then presents in such a way as to grab your interest and then maintain it. And after you’ve dipped your toes in Attaboy Clarence, look up EVERYTHING else Adam Roche has. You will NOT be disappointed. I’m just sorry I didn’t discover Adam until after Melbourne had lived through the world’s longest lockdowns. Would have made it sooo much easier to endure.
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Featuring a blend of captivating storytelling and in-depth analysis, this podcast is centered on classic cinema and old-time radio shows, offering listeners a nostalgic journey into the golden age of entertainment. Each episode typically revolves around a specific film, delving into its historical and cultural significance, alongside engaging commentary from the host. The discussions often highlight lesser-known films and television programs, showcasing their unique qualities and the artistry behind them.
Listeners can expect not only entertaining reviews of classic films but also personal anecdotes related to the themes presented, creating a rich tapestry of content that examines both the movies and their broader societal contexts. The rel... more
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