Paleo-Cinema Podcast

This time around, I look at Alfred Hitchcock's second last movie, the thriller Frenzy starring Jon Finch, Barry Foster and Anna Massey then I dive into the Nouvelle Vague for Agnes Varda's brilliant Cleo From 5 to 7 starring Corinne Marchand.

 

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This time it's two movies that Quentin Tarantino said were influences on his new movie Once Upon A Time In Hollywood: first we get Van Heflin, Tab Hunter and Kathryn Grant in Phil Karlson's Gunman's Walk then we move on to Arizona Raiders starring Audie Murphy and Buster Crabbe.

 

Saddle up, cowboys and cowgirls and cowthem.

 

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See you next time 

We go from Scotland to Tucson this time starting with one of the 1949 bumper crop of Ealing comedies, Whisky Galore starring Basil Radford and Joan Greenwood and from there to Sam Peckinpah's first movie as a director, The Deadly Companions starring Maureen O'Hara and Brian Keith. 

 

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This time it's two movies from 1968 which appear in the trailer to Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In China. Krakatoa - East Of Java, a disaster movie starring Maxmillian Schell and Brian Keith and The Night They Raided Minsky's starring Jason Robards and Britt Ekland.

 

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This time it's all about toxic masculinity and Doris Day. I start with the 1956 Doris Day thriller Julie also starring Louis Jourdan and Barry Sullivan then move on to the Australian neo-western feminist drama Shame, starring Deborra-Lee Furness and Tony Barry. 

 

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This time around, I ramble about our trip to Japan last month. Food, culture, toys, travel, history and all the other things that make travel worthwhile. Back to movies next month,

 

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Catch you next time

From gigolos to saintly doctors this time, starting with the 1969 movie Midnight Cowboy starring John Voight and Dustin Hoffman, then moving on to the second collaboration between Akira Kurasawa and Toshiro Mifune: 1949's The Quiet Duel. Both fantastic movies.

 

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Take care and we'll see ya after Japan. 

This time around, it's Hitchcock and good old fashioned soap opera with nudity. Firstly, Alfred Hitchcock's 1948 stunt of a movie, Rope starring James Stewart, John Dall and Farley Granger, then we move on to 1974 for Number 96 - an Australian comedy based on a taboo-breaking television soap opera starring Elaine Lee and Johnny Lockwood. 

 

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Thanks for listening and take care of yourselves.

Time for some 1950s Don Siegel goodness, starting with the gritty and authentic Riot In Cell Block 11 starring Neville Brand and Leo Gordon, then to 1959 for the panoramic actioner Edge Of Eternity starring Cornel Wilde and Victoria Shaw. It's good to be back podcasting!

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In this episode, I look at the life and career of the great film and jazz composer Michel Legrand who died this week at the age of 86. 

 

His legacy is over 250 movie and tv scores, as well as his other collaborations with people like John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Claude Nougaro, Iggy Pop and Dusty Springfield.

 

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