Fade to Chat: Golden Age Cinema
Marty JenciusJourney with us through classic Hollywood—from the late 1920s talkies through the vibrant studio era and into the mid-1960s cinematic twilight. Every episode, we spotlight one iconic film, exploring its historical context, standout dialogue, and what delights or frustrates us today. Whether you’re deep into film history or just discovering the magic of classic cinema, join us as we chat through ea... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm History | |||
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Marty and Cindy talk about the Cold War comedy Dr. Strangelove and all the trivia associated with the movie.
Director: Stanley Kubrick
Source Material: Red Alert by Peter George
Starring: Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden, Slim Picke... more
Marty and Cindy chat about the home building comedy, Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House
Director: H.C. Potter
Starring: Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Melvyn Douglas
Genre: Domestic comedy / social satire
Setting: New York City and rural Connecticut
Ba... more
Marty and Cindy review the Peter O’Toole and Audrey Hepburn caper comedy How to Steal a Million
Production Background
· Directed by William Wyler, known for balancing sophistication, romance, and meticulous visual composition.
· Produced during a ... more
Cindy and Marty review the Hitchcock mystery Dial M for Murder
Film: Dial M for Murder (1954)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Based on: Frederick Knott’s stage play (and earlier television version)
Starring: Ray Milland (Tony Wendice), Grace Kelly (Ma... more
Marty and Cindy review a favorite rom-com, The Awful Truth, with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne.
Title: The Awful Truth (1937)
Director: Leo McCarey
Screenplay: Viña Delmar, based on the play by Arthur Richman
Studio: Columbia PicturesRuntime: 91 min... more
Cindy and Marty look at the classic film noir Double Indemnity and have a new appreciation for excessive smoking in movies.
Double Indemnity was released in 1944 by Paramount Pictures and directed by Billy Wilder. The screenplay was written by Wilde... more
Cindy and Marty discuss facts and fun from the Doris Day / Rock Hudson pairing in Send Me No Flowers
Quick Facts
· Release Year: 1964
· Genre: Romantic Comedy / Farce
· Director: Norman Jewison
· Screenplay: Julius J. Epstein (Oscar winner for C... more
Cindy and Marty speak about Billy Wilder’s The Apartment with lots of movie trivia and the portrayals done by Lemmon. MacLaine, and MacMurray
Quick Facts
Release Year: 1960Runtime: 125 minutesFormat: Black-and-whiteStudio / Distributor: United Arti... more
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