Warner Archive Podcast
Summary: George Feltenstein hosts the Warner Archive Collection podcast, bringing you vintage radio dramas, interviews and weekly round-table discussions culled from the rich film and television history contained within the Warner Bros. vaults.
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Podcasts:
The Warner Archive Collection staff chat about five new releases including 1958's reunion of Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner in The Journey, Anita Ekberg lights up 1956's Back From Eternity, John Mack Brown rides into 1930's Billy The Kid, then transforms into Johnny Mack Brown for the Monogram Cowboy Collection Volume 3 (1943 - 1950) and finishing off with the complete collection of Crime Does Not Pay shorts from 1935 - 1947.
1947 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Vacation From Marriage with Deborah Kerr reprising her original screen role, and Van Heflin stepping in to the role originally portrayed in the film by Robert Donat.
1947 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Vacation From Marriage with Deborah Kerr reprising her original screen role, and Van Heflin stepping in to the role originally portrayed in the film by Robert Donat.
1952 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Westward the Women with Robert Taylor and Denise Darcel reprising their original screen roles. Be sure to also listen to our podcast interview with William Wellman, Jr.
1952 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Westward the Women with Robert Taylor and Denise Darcel reprising their original screen roles. Be sure to also listen to our podcast interview with William Wellman, Jr.
The Warner Archive Collection staff chat about seven new releases including the 1972 animated TV series, Sealab 2020 and six produced by Selznick in 1932 including State's Attorney, The Sport Parade, The Age of Consent, Is My Face Red?, Lucky Devils and The Phantom of the Crestwood.
The Warner Archive Collection staff chat about seven new releases including the 1972 animated TV series, Sealab 2020 and six produced by Selznick in 1932 including State's Attorney, The Sport Parade, The Age of Consent, Is My Face Red?, Lucky Devils and The Phantom of the Crestwood.
The Warner Archive Collection staff chat about seven new releases including the silent film Show People (1928), Stand By for Action (1942), Flight Angels (1940), The Scapegoat (1959) with Alec Guinness, Vacation from Marriage (1945), and The Awakening (1980) starring Charlton Heston and an angry ancient Egyptian spirit.
The Warner Archive Collection staff chat about seven new releases including the silent film Show People (1928), Stand By for Action (1942), Flight Angels (1940), The Scapegoat (1959) with Alec Guinness, Vacation from Marriage (1945), and The Awakening (1980) starring Charlton Heston and an angry ancient Egyptian spirit.
1941 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Maisie Was A Lady with Ann Sothern reprising her original screen role. This radio presentation also features original film actors, Maureen O'Sullivan and Lew Ayres.
1941 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Maisie Was A Lady with Ann Sothern reprising her original screen role. This radio presentation also features original film actors, Maureen O'Sullivan and Lew Ayres.
This week, the Warner Archive Collection group talk about three new releases including THE MAISIE COLLECTION VOLUME 1 with five Maisie movies: MAISIE, CONGO MAISIE, GOLD RUSH MAISIE, MAISIE WAS A LADY and RINGSIDE MAISIE. Then they continue with NAVY BLUE AND GOLD starring Jimmy Stewart and finish off with Jerry Bruckheimer's DARK BLUE: Season 2.
This week, the Warner Archive Collection group talk about three new releases including THE MAISIE COLLECTION VOLUME 1 with five Maisie movies: MAISIE, CONGO MAISIE, GOLD RUSH MAISIE, MAISIE WAS A LADY and RINGSIDE MAISIE. Then they continue with NAVY BLUE AND GOLD starring Jimmy Stewart and finish off with Jerry Bruckheimer's DARK BLUE: Season 2.
This week, the Warner Archive Collection bunch chat about five wildly different new releases spanning from the mid-30's to the late 60's including 1935's STAR OF MIDNIGHT with Ginger Rogers, HULLABALOO with Frank Morgan, THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT directed by Robert Wise, 1961's BRIDGE TO THE SUN and finishing off with 1969's FLAREUP featuring Raquel Welch.
This week, the Warner Archive Collection bunch chat about five wildly different new releases spanning from the mid-30's to the late 60's including 1935's STAR OF MIDNIGHT with Ginger Rogers, HULLABALOO with Frank Morgan, THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT directed by Robert Wise, 1961's BRIDGE TO THE SUN and finishing off with 1969's FLAREUP featuring Raquel Welch.
