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#100: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953 w/Alicia Malone)

We've finally arrived at 100 episodes! And did we save the best for this episode. Special guest and TCM personality Alicia Malone joins us to discuss the movie that gave us our name. We talk about Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell's personas, the movie's central relationship, and that certain musical number!
 
We'll be taking off for the holidays but are hard at work on episodes for 2021. We want to thank everyone for supporting us for 100 episodes and we can't wait to give you 100 more. Happy holidays and have a great new year.
 
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#99: Remember the Night (1940, with Alonso Duralde)

Christmas expert and special guest Alonso Duralde joins us to celebrate Christmas early with our look at 1940's Remember the Night.
 
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Next Time: Our 100th episode is finally here! We discuss the movie that started it all with a special guest you'll love!

#98: Interview With Dyan Cannon

Actress Dyan Cannon sits down to talk about Otto Preminger, her career, and what the future holds for her.
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#97: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975 with Scott Michaels)

Take a jump to the left and a step to the right with our Halloween episode! Dearly Departed Tours owner Scott Michaels joins us to get down with the residents of Transylvania in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
 
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#96: Interview With Actress Carroll Baker

Actress Carroll Baker talks about her time in Hollywood, working with the legendary Elia Kazan on Baby Doll, and more.
 
Find out more about Carroll's latest book here.
 
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#95: Dodsworth (1936)

Historian Farran Smith Nehme joins us this week to discuss Mary Astor, domestic dramas, and the 1936 feature Dodsworth.

#94: Marlene Dietrich, Grand Dame of Moviedom

Special guest and director Anna Biller joins us to discuss the life, loves, and legacy of actress Marlene Dietrich.

#93: Getting Loud About Silents

Let's do a little silent film 101 and who better to speak about the silent screen than historian Fritzi Kramer?
 
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Next Time: It's all things Marlene Dietrich. (I incorrectly listed this as the next episode last week.)