Showing posts with label Agnes Moorehead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Agnes Moorehead. Show all posts

Friday, October 11, 2013

Happy Halloween: The Classic Movie Style!! (Part 2)

Elizabeth Montgomery & Agnes Moorehead

 
Happy Halloween: The Classic Movie Style!! (Part 2)

It is that time of year where the goblings, witches, vampires, skeletons, warlocks, zombies and more come out to play....it is HALLOWEEN!!!

Here at "Love Those Classic Movies!!!" we are going to celebrate this holiday with the BEST photos of golden age of cinema with all themes spooky!!! Hope you enjoy the stars coming out and having fun with us with some trick & treat fun : )

Anne Nagel

 
Dusty Anderson

 
Esther Williams

Ann Savage

Ellen Drew

 







Thursday, September 19, 2013

Classic Radioland: Agnes Moorehead "Don't Call Me Mother" (1959)




    Here is our seventh installment of our "Classic Radioland" article for all you lovers of movies and radio programs. We are now bringing you one of the best character actress's Agnes Moorehead performing as Larry's mother or what she has her son call her Laurie. This centers on what happens when Larry being twenty five years old and is in love with Roberta who is twenty nine. The young couple is truly in love and now the problem is when being introduced as a couple to Laurie (Larry's mother) that she hates the idea, for starters in the mother's eyes Roberta is too old and he needs to stay with her, what a tangled web of insanity!
 
Agnes Moorehead as always does a stunning portrayal as the mother who really does her own mind games in a cruel way. 
 
Also starring James McCallion as Larry and Cathy Lewis as Roberta.
~ Original radio airing: January 4, 1959.
 Now enjoy the suspense series...happy listening!
 




 
 
 

Thursday, June 13, 2013

In Pictures: Debbie Reynolds




In Pictures: Debbie Reynolds
 



Here is our 43rd installment of this very successful feature to "Love Those Classic Movies!!!" This article is simply an enjoyment via beautiful pictures of our favorite golden age classic stars. Not a lot of writing at all or tid bits or extras just simply as it is stated, "in pictures!" Hope you enjoy the talented and very beautiful actress Debbie Reynolds; In Pictures!















































Rita Moreno & Debbie Reynolds












Debbie Reynolds & Judy Garland
























Debbie Reynolds & Donald O'Connor











Gene Kelly & Debbie Reynolds





Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds & Gene Kelly in "Singin' in the Rain"











Debbie Reynolds & Barbara Eden

































Debbie Reynolds with Robert Osborne, Connie Stevens, Kim Novak, & Lainie Kazan. 











Mitzi Gaynor & Debbie Reynolds











 




















Cesar Romero, Debbie Reynolds & Agnes Moorehead.









Debbie Reynolds & Joan Collins









Debbie Reynolds and Jane Powell



 








Friday, May 4, 2012

The Big Street (1942) Lucy & Henry Fonda!




The Big Street 1942 / RKO Radio Pictures
Directed By: Irving Reis
Starring: Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball, Barton MacLane, Agnes Moorehead & William T. Orr


Costumes By: Renié (gowns)
Movie Features: Ozzie Nelson & Orchestra


 

Tagline:  "DAMON RUNYON'S Heart-Walloping story of Broadway!"


Plot:


One of the most dramatic roles for Lucille Ball was in this 1940's classic: "The Big Street" from 1942. Lucy is able to truly play a role that is opposite to what we all are typically love and know which is the comedic.

This film centers on a nightclub with one of it's star singer's Gloria Lyons (Ball) who is a heartless and cold woman. Gloria meets a busboy named Augustus Pinkerton II (Fonda) also known as "Little Pinks." The two have something together.though Gloria has a boyfriend the nightclub owner. Pinks find that he is totally devoted to Gloria and is head over heels while Gloria is very distant and quite cruel.

A major accident changes Gloria's life forever where she has a devastating fall in the nightclub which cripples her unable to walk. The fall was caused by her boyfriend's push down the stairs due to being jeakous so we see he is very cruel.  The life that Gloria once knew is no longer the same she now can not dedicate herself to a lush nightclub and gowns but to medical treatments to get her well again. No longer working in the nightclub and having mounting medical bills Gloria is forced to leave her home that she no lnoget can afford and her supposed boyfriend is now not helping with. Pinks steps up and brings Gloria to his home for refuge to call her home as well.

Pink's very good friend Violette Shumberg (Moorehead) marries Nicely Nicely Johnson (Eugene Pallette) and the lovely older couple decide to move to Florida for a new life Gloria now thinks this is the move that she needs as well. Gloria dictates to Pinks that they must head down to Florida and leave NYC post haste in order for her recuperation to be better. They both make the trip down to Florida  where Pinks assists Gloria in everyway possible to get her better. During this time Gloria meets an old flame named Decatur where she thinks that this is where it is at. Decatur then finds out that Gloria is an invalid and looses interest and wants no part. The anger of not getting the money that Decatur could have given has Gloria lashing out on Pinks where he just throws his hands up and gives up on her. Pinks decides find work in Florida as a busboy again but returns quickly when Violette tells him that Gloria is very ill.

Will the couple that is perhaps meant to be togher finally be ??  One will have to see the classic RKO film to find out. It is a lovely drama worth seeing.