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Forgotten Hollywood

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Producer/Creator/Host Doug Hess takes you on a journey back in time and shares with you pieces. of Hollywood you may or may not have known about!

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Guest Host James Lott Jr talks On Dangerous Ground (1951), directed by Nicholas Ray and starring Robert Ryan and Ida Lupino:

* Release year: 1951.

* Runtime: 82 minutes.

* Genre: Film noir / crime drama.

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In this episode I spoke with author Chris Yogerst about his latest book "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance". Few lines of movie dialogue have had greater impact than the most famous line from John Ford’s 1962 masterpiece The Man Who Shot Liberty Valan... more

In this episode I spoke with author Steve Basford about his book "Breaking Away: The Quintessential Underdog Movie". Breaking Away, released in 1979, is the quintessential underdog movie, earning numerous award nominations and ranking in multiple Top... more

Larry Namer is an American entertainment entrepreneur, television visionary, and media innovator best known as the co-founder of E! Entertainment Television. Born in Brooklyn, New York, Namer began his career as a cable TV engineer before moving into... more

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Chris Yogerst
Author of The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, a book analyzing the iconic Western film.
University of New Mexico Press
Episode: Episode 378-The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Steve Basford
Author and expert on the film Breaking Away
Episode: Episode 377- Breaking Away: The Quintessential Underdog Movie
Larry Namer
Co-founder of E! Entertainment Television
E! Entertainment Television
Episode: Episode 376- E! Networks CO Founder Larry Namer
Danny Reid
Author passionate about classic Hollywood and Pre-Code films
Episode: Episode 374-Pre-Code Essentials
Thomas Hischak
Author of "Bringing Song and Dance to the Screen, Directors of Golden Age Hollywood Musicals"
Episode: Episode 373-Bringing Song and Dance to the Screen!
Jennifer Ann Redmond
Author of Too Fast, Too Short, The Life of Diana Barrymore
University Press of Mississippi
Episode: Episode 370-"Too Fast, Too Short: The Life of Diana Barrymore" with author Jennifer Ann Redmond
John Malahy
Author of Rewinding The 80s
Turner Classic Movies
Episode: Episode 369-Rewinding The 80's
Neil O'Brien
Author of 'After Disney, Toil, Trouble, and the Transformation of America's Favorite Media Company'
Post Hill Press
Episode: Episode 368- Walt DIsney Productions with Author Neil OBrien
Mark Archuleta
Author and actor
Episode: Episode 367-Silent Movie Star Henry Starr with Author Mark Archuleta

Host

Doug Hess
Producer, creator, and host known for engaging storytelling about Hollywood's lesser-known stories and bringing historical figures to life.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 48 ratings
  • Enjoyed it!

    I enjoyed the episode about Diana Barrymore. Very informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rmdragon
    United States24 days ago
  • Doug Hess

    I like his style. Great interview with Dr. Kelly re Tyrone Power.

    Update——please mute mic when coughing and clearing your throat.

    Note—Mr. Hess, please stop mispronouncing names of movie stars, i.e., Barbara STANSWYCK AND LILLIAN JISH.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Movie degree
    United States9 months ago
  • Doug Hess

    I like his style. Great interview with Dr. Kelly re Tyrone Power.

    Update——please mute mic when coughing and clearing your throat.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Movie degree
    United Statesa year ago
  • Not a lot of depth

    I’ve listened to many of Doug Hess‘s interviews on Forgotten Hollywood. It’s somewhat enjoyable because of the subject matter, but it is so frustrating to listen to many facts being left out about the stars, and it’s a very sanitized version of them! But the most irritating thing is he does not seem to have studied the material beforehand. It sounds like he’s running through the information in the podcast which results in him mispronouncing their names outright butchering them really! It’s just ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    DCluce
    United Statesa year ago
  • Doug Hess

    I like his style. Great interview with Dr. Kelly re Tyrone Power.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Movie degree
    United Statesa year ago

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Many enjoy the in-depth discussions about classic cinema and film history, often stating that the content is enlightening and entertaining.
Some feedback points toward the need for more thorough research, with a few suggesting that certain episodes could benefit from additional depth.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and informative style of the host, Doug Hess, particularly praising his voice and relaxed interviewing manner.
The atmosphere is described as friendly and inviting, offering a sense of familiarity with guests and creating a community feel around the shared love for film.

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Episode 376- E! Networks CO Founder Larry Namer
Q: Looking back, what's something you would have done differently if you were now just now launching E?
If launching E! today, I would never launch a linear television network due to changing media consumption habits.
Episode 376- E! Networks CO Founder Larry Namer
Q: So did you anticipate how influential you would become for the red carpets, reality TV and celebrity news?
Not in a million years; they knew people loved Hollywood but weren't prepared for the level of influence they would have.
Episode 376- E! Networks CO Founder Larry Namer
Q: What was some of the biggest challenges trying to get the talent convinced that a 24-hour entertainment news network would work?
The biggest challenge was finding hosts, as they had limited resources but aimed to create a compelling lineup that would engage viewers.
Episode 376- E! Networks CO Founder Larry Namer
Q: What was the original vision and how did it differ from what existed on TV at the time?
The original vision for E! was to cover entertainment broadly as opposed to just films, initially called Movie Time.
Episode 373-Bringing Song and Dance to the Screen!
Q: Can you give us a film, one musical, that is forgotten that you think people should be watching?
Calamity Jane, as it features great performances and a wonderful score, but often goes unrecognized.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Forgotten Hollywood

What is Forgotten Hollywood about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Exploring lesser-known aspects of the cinematic world, this podcast showcases historical figures, milestones, and themes of Hollywood's past. With engaging conversations centered around film history, notable actors, and iconic movies, it invites both new and seasoned film enthusiasts to discover the heart of classic cinema. Episodes often feature authors and historians who provide deep insights into the film industry while revisiting timeless classics and analyzing their cultural significance across generations.

What sets this podcast apart is its focus on forgotten legends and stories in Hollywood, offering listeners a nostalgic yet fresh perspective. The relaxing conversational style encourages a sense of camaraderie between the host and... more

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1. Chris Yogerst
2. Steve Basford
3. Larry Namer
4. Danny Reid
5. Thomas Hischak
6. Jennifer Ann Redmond
7. John Malahy
8. Neil O'Brien

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