Ida Lupino

In 1943, Warner Brothers set out to film an account of the Brontë siblings, focusing mainly on the lives of authors Charlotte ( Jane Eyre ) and Emily ( Wuthering Heights ). In the 1930s and 1940s, the studio produced many successful historical biographies. Film versions of both Wuthering Heights (1939) and Jane Erye (1943), produced by rival studios, hit box office gold, so wouldn’t a movie on the lives of the authors and real-life sisters be a hit too?  That was part of the thinking behind...Read Full Story

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"Louisa Creed: I hate the dark. It frightens me. Sister Theresa: It shouldn't, my dear. Don't you believe we're watched over? Louisa Creed: Oh yes. But I'm never quite sure who's watching us. Ellen Creed: Hell is like the kingdom of Heaven. It's within." - Edward Percy & Reginald Denham, (LADIES IN RETIREMENT,1941). "Based on a famous murder which actually took place at the end of the last century, this play has become one of the most successful and most frequently performed in the modern...Read Full Story

With Warner Archive titles coming out twice a month now, I thought I’d do bimonthly posts discussing them. Green Mansions (1959, Mel Ferrer) Widescreen release of the Audrey Hepburn/Anthony Perkins soap. At least I think it’s a soap. I’ve never seen it. It’s pre- Psycho Perkins, so it might be interesting, though I’ve never seen a good Ferrer film. To be fair, I think the only one I’ve seen is the second Peyton Place , which is unwatchable but because of a terrible script. TCM has...Read Full Story