If you didn't know it before, you're well aware of it now; I love old Hollywood. While I don't always review the movies I watch, sometimes I will take the time if a movie had a truly strong impact on me or I participated in a blogathon. If a film is historic in any way (meaning it's a 1940s film but the era in the film is at least 30 years older), then I will also go out of my way to review it. Or if I love the leading lady or man of the film. If I watch a Marlon Brando film then I'm most likely going to blog about it.
This list is organized by actor and actress so you may find a movie mentioned more than once. You will also find posts about the actors themselves when I'm of a mind to write one. Check out Orson Welles. He's unique because I also discuss his radio plays, of which he performed many dozen.
Andrews, Dana
Arnaz, Desi
Barrymore, Lionel
Bogart, Humphrey
Brando, Marlon
Bruce, Nigel
Burr, Raymond
Cagney, James
Darin, Bobby
Grant, Cary
Harrison, Rex
Hodiak, John
Holden, William
Howard, Trevor
Johnson, Van
Kaye, Danny
Kelly, Gene
Malden, Karl
Mason, James
McQueen, Steve
Olivier, Laurence
Rains, Claude
Stewart, James
Vallee, Rudy
Wagner, Robert
Walker, Robert
Webb, Clifton
Welles, Orson
Allyson, June
Day, Doris
Dee, Sandra
Durbin, Deanna
Garson, Greer
Garland, Judy
Grable, Betty
Graham, Gloria
Monroe, Marilyn
Moreno, Rita
Saint, Eva Marie
Shore, Dinah
Sondergaard, Gale
Stanwyck, Barbara
Sullavan, Margaret
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