Tell the Sopha Story
Is this the first LTS episode during which one panelist offered to smack another? Let me know in the comments.
The 1940s were, among other things, the era of the composer biopic. Most were sanitized depictions of their subjects, but “Night and Day” works extra hard not to be truthful about its subject, Cole Porter. All this, while still doing him the enormous favor of casting Cary Grant to play him. Oh, did I mention that the film has been restored by Warner Archive, so we’ll have a pretty print to see?
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The Movie: review/commentary on a single classic film
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- Available to stream, rent or buy digitally
- On disc: Blu-ray
The Self-Referential LTS
- 58 HE’S CULTURING ME
- 109 MORE BEER!
- 51 THE NINOTCHKA CINEMATIC UNIVERSE
- 69 THE BILLIONAIRE’S VAUDEVILLE
- 72 HE’S GOT ACREAGE
- 126 THE WOMEN, WITH A CAT
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