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Front Row Classics is finishing up our holiday week with one of the most heartwarming films for this time of year. Brandon and Morgan Matson are discussing 1940’s Remember the Night. The two discuss the chemistry between Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray. They also praise the script by Preston Sturges and direction by Mitchell Leisen.
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Pure Imagination
Front Row Classics is celebrating the 55th anniversary of one of the most beloved family films ever made. Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory remains an genuine work of “pure imagination”. Brandon and Emmett Stanton chat about all of the most memorable moments t…
Glorious Technicolor
Front Row Classics welcomes actor, performer and classic film fan, Josh Sanders. Josh, also known as Ziegfeld Boy, discusses growing up in Australia as a classic film fan. He also mentions what pushed him to be fascinated by the technologies during the Golden Age. He and Br…
Peyton Place
Front Row Classics welcomes back our friend, Jessica Pickens. Brandon and Jessica pick up where they left off with their “trashy movie” discussion from earlier in the year. They’re taking a look at 1957’s Peyton Place. The two not only re-visited the movie, …
Alisha Soper
Front Row Classics welcomes actress & performer, Alisha Soper. Alisha is one of the world’s premier Marilyn Monroe impressionists. She and Brandon discuss her background and love of film/show business. The conversation, then, turns to Marilyn and 1952’s Don’t …
1951
Front Row Classics is pleased to welcome back our friend John Malahy. Brandon and John are taking a look at the year 1951. It was a banner year of films that reflected both the Hollywood studio era and the new Actors Studio style of acting that have migrated over from the New York stage. T…
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