Episode 21 Red, White and Blue

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Episode 21 Red, White and Blue

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n this episode, we discuss movies that Red, White, and Blue in the name of the title. We will be discussing Red River (1948), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), and Blue Steel (1934). Doug Hess is the host! Follow on FB @forgottenhollywood

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Producer/Creator/Host Doug Hess takes you on a journey back in time and shares with you pieces. of Hollywood you may or may not have known about!

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Episode 17 - Baseball: In this episode, we talk about our theme of the month which is baseball. We talk about the first short film regarding baseball, the documentary from 1898 titled The Ball Game and we finish up with the Girls Can Play from 1937. Doug Hess is the host!... by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 13 - William Powell: In this episode, Roger Bryant joins us to discuss this book, William Powell: The Life and Films. Roger talks about one of Hollywood's most intelligent leading men. Hosted by Doug Hess! Follow on FB @forgottenhollywood by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 9 - Book 1939 Hollywood's Greatest Year w/ Author Thomas Hischak: This week we talk with author Thomas Hischak about his book 1939: Hollywood's Greatest Year and we discuss some "Forgotten" films from that year. Follow on FB @forgottenhollywood thomas on twitter @thischak by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 5 - Wizard of Oz's Frank Morgan: In this episode, I will discuss character actor Frank Morgan. Most of you will forever remember him as the title character in The Wizard of Oz (1939), however, he was a veteran and respected actor long before he played that part. by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 32 - Myrna Loy: In this episode, I discuss Myrna Loy who co-starred with William Powell 14 times along with Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, and Cary Grant to name a few of her co-stars. Doug Hess is the host! by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 14 - Joseph Cotton: In this episode, I discuss the underrated Joseph Cotton whose command of varied roles deserved more than the snub of never being nominated for an Academy Award. You remember him in such movies as Citizen Kane, The Magnificent Ambersons, Gaslight, and... by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 33 - TCM Star of the Month Lucille Ball: In this episode, I discuss TCM Star of the Month - Lucille Ball. Many of you remember her from the popular and universally beloved sitcom of all time "I Love Lucy". Doug Hess is the Creator/Producer/Host! by Forgotten Hollywood
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1 Year Anniversary Episode with Special Guests!: One of JLJ Media's most popular audio series gets a special video treatment! Creator/Producer/Host Doug Hess is joined by former guest hosts who have appeared during the first year of the program! Happy 1 year Anniversary to Forgotten Hollywood and... by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 21 Red, White and Blue: n this episode, we discuss movies that Red, White, and Blue in the name of the title. We will be discussing Red River (1948), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), and Blue Steel (1934). Doug Hess is the host! Follow on FB @forgottenhollywood by Forgotten Hollywood
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Episode 21 Red, White and Blue

Episode 21 Red, White and Blue

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