In this episode, Phil Hall interviews James L. Neibaur, author of “The Laurel and Hardy Films,” published by BearManor Media. The episode can be heard here.
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews James L. Neibaur, author of “The Laurel and Hardy Films,” published by BearManor Media. The episode can be heard here.
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews film historian Lon Davis, co-author of the new book “The Unfractured Fairy Tale Life of Edward Everett Horton,” published by BearManor Media. The episode can be […]
In 1965, two films about the life of Jean Harlow (both titled “Harlow”) were released. In this episode, Phil Hall interviews film historian Tom Lisanti, author of “Dueling Harlows: The Race to […]
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Edward Lorusso, the film historian and preservationist who has digitally restored long-forgotten classic films and who has recovered a wealth of long-lost titles. The episode can […]
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews director William Hart about his film award-winning film “Lead and Copper,” which investigates the contaminated water crisis that impacted Flint, Michigan. The episode can be heard […]
In this episode, Phil Hall recalls the legacy of Mabel Normand, the pioneering cinema comedy star and filmmaker. Today’s guest is Sean Crose, author of the biography “Catholic Girl: The Life and […]
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Robert S. Bader, author of “Zeppo: The Reluctant Marx Brother.” The episode can be heard here.
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews film historian Nat Segaloff, author of “The Naughty Bits: What The Censors Wouldn’t Let You See in Hollywood’s Most Famous Movies,” published by Sticking Place Books. […]
In this episode, Phil Hall continues his conversation with film historian Paul Brennan about the big budget musicals of the 1960s and 1970s that failed to win over critics and audiences, but […]
In this episode, Phil Hall is joined by film historian Paul Brennan for a lively discussion of the big budget musicals of the 1960s and 1970s that failed to win over critics […]