Warner Archive Podcast

Push the button to hear our praise for two new Blu-rays including Blake Edwards' The Great Race (1965) with Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis as well as Batman: The Brave and the Bold Season 2. Then we hold forth on two versions of The Desert Song - 1943's with Dennis Morgan and 1953's starring Kathryn Grayson. Finally we tackle a collection of early Hanna-Barbera theatrical shorts starring the French-Canadian wolf, Loopy De Loop.

Another great visit with Eddie Muller from the Film Noir Foundation! Join George Feltenstein and Eddie Muller for a conversation about film noir classic, Out of the Past. Pick up your copy of Out of the Past on Blu-ray from warnerarchive.com.

Another great visit with Eddie Muller from the Film Noir Foundation! Join George Feltenstein and Eddie Muller for a conversation about film noir classic, Out of the Past. Pick up your copy of Out of the Past on Blu-ray from Warner Archive.

This week, Robert Urich stars as the legendary Beantown gumshoe-with-a-difference in Spenser For Hire S1 (1985-86). Then we dive into our final Bowery Boys Collection, Vol. 4 (1946-58) with 12 films featuring Slip (Leo Gorcey) and Sach (Huntz Hall). Then we look at a few upcoming back-in-print releases including I Love You Alice B. Toklas (1968) with Peter Sellers, Deal Of The Century (1983) with Chevy Chase, Reversal Of Fortune (1990) with Jeremy Irons, Waiting For Guffman (1996) with Christopher Guest and Trick (1999) with Tori Spelling.

This week, Robert Urich stars as the legendary Beantown gumshoe-with-a-difference in Spenser For Hire S1 (1985-86). Then we dive into our final Bowery Boys Collection, Vol. 4 (1946-58) with 12 films featuring Slip (Leo Gorcey) and Sach (Huntz Hall). Then we look at a few upcoming back-in-print releases including I Love You Alice B. Toklas (1968) with Peter Sellers, Deal Of The Century (1983) with Chevy Chase, Reversal Of Fortune (1990) with Jeremy Irons, Waiting For Guffman (1996) with Christopher Guest and Trick (1999) with Tori Spelling.

This week we discuss a pair of moonshiners, Maya and Mothers (Superior) with The Moonshine War (1970) starring Alan Alda, Lolly Madonna XXX (1973) with Rod Steiger and Jeff Bridges, Nasty Habits (1977) with Glenda Jackson and Geraldine Page, and Maya: The Complete Series (1967-68) with Jay North, Sajid Khan and a very large elephant - all new to DVD.

This week we discuss a pair of moonshiners, Maya and Mothers (Superior) with The Moonshine War (1970) starring Alan Alda, Lolly Madonna XXX (1973) with Rod Steiger and Jeff Bridges, Nasty Habits (1977) with Glenda Jackson and Geraldine Page, and Maya: The Complete Series (1967-68) with Jay North, Sajid Khan and a very large elephant - all new to DVD.

The Warner Archive Podcast welcomes Brandon Vietti, Greg Weisman, Jason Spisak and Stephanie Lemelin for a behind-the-scenes conversation about Young Justice Season 1. Young Justice Season 1 on Blu-ray is available at warnerarchive.com.

The Warner Archive Podcast welcomes Brandon Vietti, Greg Weisman, Jason Spisak and Stephanie Lemelin for a behind-the-scenes conversation about Young Justice Season 1. Young Justice Season 1 on Blu-ray is available at Warner Archive.

Jacques Tourneur's noir masterpiece Out of the Past (1947) starring Robert Mitchum and DC Animation's Young Justice: Season One (2011-12) lead the pack this week with sparkling new Blu-ray discs. Then we follow those up with six new DVDs from producer Samuel Goldwyn including Raffles' Double Feature (1930 and 1939) starring Ronald Colman followed by David Niven, They Shall Have Music (1939) with Jascha Heifetz, the silent The Winning Of Barbara Worth (1926) and The Adventures Of Marco Polo (1938) both starring Gary Cooper, Sinclair Lewis' Arrowsmith (1931) and the heart-breaking romance Enchantment (1948).

Jacques Tourneur's noir masterpiece Out of the Past (1947) starring Robert Mitchum and DC Animation's Young Justice: Season One (2011-12) lead the pack this week with sparkling new Blu-ray discs. Then we follow those up with six new DVDs from producer Samuel Goldwyn including Raffles' Double Feature (1930 and 1939) starring Ronald Colman followed by David Niven, They Shall Have Music (1939) with Jascha Heifetz, the silent The Winning Of Barbara Worth (1926) and The Adventures Of Marco Polo (1938) both starring Gary Cooper, Sinclair Lewis' Arrowsmith (1931) and the heart-breaking romance Enchantment (1948).

First up, we discuss the DVD releases of two contemporary TV series, Almost Human (2013-14) a sci-fi cop show with Karl Urban followed by the gritty cop drama Golden Boy (2013) starring Theo James. Then we chat about the Big Mouth himself, Joe E. Brown and his five new releases including Broad Minded (1931) with Bela Lugosi, Local Boy Makes Good (1931), You Said a Mouthful (1932), Elmer, the Great (1933) and A Very Honorable Guy (1934).

First up, we discuss the DVD releases of two contemporary TV series, Almost Human (2013-14) a sci-fi cop show with Karl Urban followed by the gritty cop drama Golden Boy (2013) starring Theo James. Then we chat about the Big Mouth himself, Joe E. Brown and his five new releases including Broad Minded (1931) with Bela Lugosi, Local Boy Makes Good (1931), You Said a Mouthful (1932), Elmer, the Great (1933) and A Very Honorable Guy (1934).

Our first six new releases star the prolific Glenn Ford and include The White Tower (1950), Young Man With Ideas (1952), Trial (1955), Ransom! (1956), Imitation General (1958) and Torpedo Run (1958) which co-stars Ernest Borgnine. New TV on DVD includes Bronco: Season 1 (1958-59) starring Ty Hardin, the continuing saga of Beyond Westworld (1980), the animated Gilligan's Planet and the much requested short-lived fantasy series Wizards And Warriors (1983).

Our first six new releases star the prolific Glenn Ford and include The White Tower (1950), Young Man With Ideas (1952), Trial (1955), Ransom! (1956), Imitation General (1958) and Torpedo Run (1958) which co-stars Ernest Borgnine. New TV on DVD includes Bronco: Season 1 (1958-59) starring Ty Hardin, the continuing saga of Beyond Westworld (1980), the animated Gilligan's Planet and the much requested short-lived fantasy series Wizards And Warriors (1983).