In part two of The Classic Shelf's Anthony Perkins retrospective, Bil Antoniou, looks at the first decade of the star's career that saw him exploited as a teen idol in films like Friendly Persuasion, The Lonely Man, and This Angry Age.
Revisiting the films of the 1934 Venice Film Festival, including It Happened One Night, Little Women, Twentieth Century, and Masquerade in Vienna.
From Morocco to Kiss and Make-Up, Criterion Channel's Pre-Code Paramount collection features some surprising violence and hanky panky with Marlene Dietrich and Mae West at their best.
Surveying the films of Deborah Kerr in Criterion Channel's playlist devoted to the screen icon.
Further proof that she wasn't born yesterday, Judy Holliday still delights as a Hollywood comic.
Criterion Channel's collection of Cary Grant comedies proves the measure of true star power.
Crawford showed up ready for stardom, as time passed the perfection of her face hardened but you could never do anything about those eyes.
What does it take to a restore a classic film and give it a new HD upgrade? We talk about this meticulous process with film archivist Robert A. Harris, who cleaned up My Fair Lady for its new Blu-ray presentation.
