Alfred Hitchcok – Journeys in Classic Film

Posted April 24, 20173 Comments 1930s

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)

Last year I reviewed the Alfred Hitchcock film The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) starring James Stewart and Doris Day. I wasn’t in love with it, but Day was … Continue Reading The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)

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#89: In a Lonely Place (1950, w/Eddie Muller) July 1, 2020

The "Czar of Noir" himself, TCM's Eddie Muller joins the Ticklish Trio on our Road to 100 to discuss Humphrey Bogart, Gloria Grahame, and the Greek tragedy known as In a Lonely Place. Watch TCM's Noir Alley ever Saturday night and Sunday morning on TCM. Support the podcast and get extra episodes, special gifts, and exclusive podcasts […]

#88: The Invisible Woman, Polly Platt (w/Karina Longworth) June 17, 2020

Our Road to 100 sees us finally come together with classic film maven, Karina Longworth. Karina joins Drea and Kristen to talk about Polly Platt, women of the 1970s, and whether "Pretty Baby" is a good movie. Listen to the new season of You Must Remember This. If you want to know what classic film DVDs, Blu-rays, and books are worth purchasing […]

#87: James Garner Tribute (w/Special Guest Gigi Garner) June 3, 2020

James Garner's daughter Gigi talks to us about her dad, his love of animals, a (possible) rivalry with Steve McQueen, and how he stayed grounded. Learn about the James Garner Animal Rescue Fund at its official website. If you want to know what classic film DVDs, Blu-rays, and books are worth purchasing check out Ticklish Business' Amazon Page. […]

#86: Michael Curtiz, Noir, and Alan K. Rode May 20, 2020

Our "Road to 100" officially kicks off with a series of conversations, interviews, and discussions with a bevy of special guests. We kick off the series with film noir expert, film preservationist, TCM friend, and all-around awesome guy, Alan K. Rode. Alan talks to us about his relationship to Old Hollywood, working on his must-read biography on […]

#85: TCMFF 2020 - Jewel Robbery (1932) May 6, 2020

Our final "It Would Have Been at TCMFF 2020" movie is a William Powell and Kay Francis crowd-pleaser. Or is it? Kristen, Drea and Samantha share their thoughts on the crime caper, Jewel Robbery, from 1932. Support the podcast and get access to special pins, exclusive audio, and additional podcasts at our Patreon page. If you want to know what c […]