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Hit Me With Your Best Shot: How Green Was My Valley
Ed. Note: welcome back, everyone! WRM continues to be updated sporadically while Anne Marie furiously blogs her way through a Year With Kate for The Film Experience, but now please enjoy the smart and snarky contribution from WRM contributor Margaret! … Continue reading
A Greater Star Is Born (1954)
The 1954 version of “A Star Is Born” (starring Judy Garland and James Mason) is undoubtedly the best. Made when the studio system was teetering towards disaster, the film perfectly captures the contradiction of Hollywood in the ‘50s: filled to … Continue reading
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Tagged A Star Is Born, George Cukor, James Mason, Judy Garland, Old Hollywood, Oscar-nominated, Remakes, The Man That Got Away
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