
You Must Remember This is a storytelling podcast exploring the secret and/or forgotten histories of Hollywood’s first century. It’s the brainchild and passion project of Karina Longworth (founder of Cinematical.com, former film critic for LA Weekly), who writes, narrates, records and edits each episode. It is a heavily-researched work of creative nonfiction: navigating through conflicting reports,... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 285 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

Monty’s cataclysmic car accident throws a wrench in his stardom, his mental and physical health, and his relationship with Libby, who begins to see Monty’s other beloved female friend, Elizabeth Taylor, as an enemy. Monty tries to get his career on t... more
Monty’s arc as a tragic romantic figure continues with I Confess and Terminal Station – even as his relationship with Libby becomes all consuming, in the decadent party scene at her secluded estate. Meanwhile, Libby brings her act singing black folk ... more
With Red River, Montgomery Clift becomes a new kind of movie star, projecting a new kind of sexuality – while still figuring out how he wants to express his own sexuality. Meanwhile, Libby becomes entangled with bisexual couple Jane and Paul Bowles, ... more
Montgomery Clift enters the chat as a teenage acting prodigy who immediately attracts 34 year-old Libby’s attention. Through her sometime-lover Nicholas Ray, Libby starts exploring Black folk music, launching a new singing career in collaboration wit... more
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This podcast used to be so intriguing and done so well. Now it’s just another person with a platform deciding their political voice and needs to be heard and their agenda executed. As with most entertainment today, it’s no longer entertaining, it’s an opportunity to talk about things that have no place in “entertainment” in the first place . Newsflash not everything needs to be politicized - maybe Karina needs to get out of Hollyweird for a while. It’s sad…. Way to stoke the fire Karina, glad li... more
I am a long time listener of YMRT and I am consistently impressed. Karina’s extensive research and editing is incredibly captivating. I find my pausing every episode - multiple times - to google everything she is talking about. Please keep going, Karina! I have watched most movies you have mentioned or recommended and it is so much fun to go back in time.
For the haters of the narration: get over it! It’s all part of the magic ✨
This podcast is amazing. It’s well researched, thought provoking, entertaining and often tells the stories of forgotten or unsung contributors to the film industry. I’ve been a listener for a long time and I appreciate the perspectives given. The commentary is always insightful and informative. But I’m especially grateful for the consideration this podcast takes to be inclusive and to amplify the experiences and contributions made throughout Hollywood’s history by marginalized communities
I love this podcast. Don’t get me wrong. I have discovered many films actors and directors and I really value her commentary. However, and this is a BIG ‘however’ … The fake accents are so cringeworthy that I stopped listening to several of them. They are distracting, insulting, and sometimes downright wrong. Why you think that doing pathetic Alfred Hitchcock impersonation or god-awful French accent for every “on every French film director adds to the listeners enjoyment is so beyond me. They’re... more
I’ve listened to season 15 twice - that’s that good. Second time around I listened at 1.2x speed and it changed my experience for the better. Longworth is very good at her job but her delivery/voice acting might not be for everyone. Adjusting the speed was a game changer. Didn’t diminish the other voices in the show and kept it at a pace closer to the other podcasts we all know and love.
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Exploring the secret and often forgotten histories of Hollywood's first century, the podcast offers a rich tapestry of stories focusing on the lives of legendary stars, the evolution of filmmaking, and the socio-political contexts surrounding the film industry. Each episode features meticulously researched narratives that highlight not only popular figures and events, but also obscure tales of scandal, resilience, and creativity within the challenging landscape of old Hollywood. Unique in its approach, the podcast combines thorough academic inquiry with engaging storytelling, making it a captivating resource for film buffs, history enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the underlying narratives that shaped an iconic era of entertainment.
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You Must Remember This launched 13 years ago and published 285 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on You Must Remember This include:
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2. Kent Kincannon
3. Diana Cannon
4. Otto Preminger
5. Maggie Siff
6. Carol Burnett
7. Nancy Meyers
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