
Will you side with the expert or the enthusiast? Film historian Tony Maietta and movie lover Brad Shreve dive into the best of cinema and TV, from Hollywood’s Golden Age to today’s biggest hits. They share insights, debate favorites, and occasionally clash—but always keep it entertaining. They’ll take you behind the scenes and in front of the camera, bringing back your favorite memories along the ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryArtsTV & FilmVisual Arts | |||

The news hit like a gut punch: Dolly is gone, and somehow the whole world is mourning at once. We needed to talk it out, but since laughter through tears is our favorite emotion, not with a stats-heavy deep dive, but with the stories, songs, laughs, ... more
The line hits like a slap- literally: “Let me tell you the truth for once in my life...I was the slut of all time!” From that notorious confession, we jump into one of the most infamous Hollywood melodramas of all time, MGM’s "Butterfield 8". Today o... more
It's our first crossover episode!
Taking a page from 1990s "Must See TV", today we have a special treat. Join us for a "Going Hollywood/Front Row Classics" crossover event as Tony welcomes FRC's Brandon Davis and guest Ben Burke to the show to discu... more
A gangster’s superstition turns into a citywide con, and somehow it becomes one of the most humane stories of the 1930s. We’re talking about Frank Capra’s "Lady For A Day" (1933), where Apple Annie sells apples in Times Square and Dave the Dude buys ... more
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Even though I was fortunate enough to be a guest on the wonderful episode about The Trip to Bountiful, I've become a regular listener and have especially loved the episode devoted to Coal Miner's Daughter. Tony Maietta and Brad Shreve are terrific hosts, bringing warmth, humor, and genuine affection for classic films to every conversation. Tony is a wealth of information, and Brad's passion for film and thoughtful opinions make for a terrific pairing.
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I stumbled upon this podcast by accident. I was familiar with Tony’s work on TCM and other documentaries, and I’ve enjoyed Brad’s other podcasts. Together they make a great, fun and informative team. I especially enjoyed the recent episode on silent film, as I think it is too often ignored in these shows.
I was searching for podcasts that had an episode about Grey Gardens and discovered Going Hollywood. It was one of the best podcasts of the seven that I had listened to with an episode about Grey Gardens. They are witty and informative, and opinionated and don’t pass on a lot of misinformation. I’ve already added seven of the episodes to my queue. I lovedthe episode about the classic movie.” The Women” For fans of old Hollywood- they are quite a treat.
I recently found this podcast and I can’t say enough what a great podcast it is. I was a little familiar with Tony Maietta from his DVD involvement with The Lucy Show. I thought he was great then, and he is even more entertaining now. His knowledge and insight into ALL things Classic Hollywood is top knotch, and he brings insights into the production of these classics that are just fun to listen to. I also enjoy Brad who is always willing to spar with Tony to share an alternative perspective. Hi... more
Came across this podcast, love the fun interplay between the hosts . I look forward to more episodes!!
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Two hosts with a shared passion for classic Hollywood and TV lead wide-ranging conversations that span from the Golden Age to modern hits. Their dynamic blends scholarly context with enthusiastic, conversational takes, delivering behind-the-scenes anecdotes, production lore, and thoughtful critiques across a broad slate of films and series. The show often features guests and a mix of historical insight, cultural context, and personal opinion, making it a reliable resource for cinephiles, students of film history, and anyone who enjoys spirited debates about favorites and forgotten gems. A standout angle is the duo's chemistry—one brings deep archival knowledge while the other offers fresh, practical perspectives, creating a welcoming yet op... more
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