Classic Movie Fans

A princess in life and everything else, Grace Kelly would have been 89 today. She’ll always be an inspiration.

I'm watching Love Finds Andy Hardy and it's well, a lot. Very of its time.

-- Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney had a legendary never consummated, doomed romance and their chemistry is so palpable. It's easy to see why Mickey said later that he felt Judy was the love of his life and he wished he'd realized it sooner.
-- His character in this is supposed to be 15 years old. Judy's is supposed to be 13. Yet he acts so high and mighty over her. It's just kind of funny.
-- "I could never take money from a woman" ffs.
-- Andy come on stop worrying about these other girls Judy is RIGHT THERE.

I know we've been away for a few weeks...I'd love to get back with Mr. Smith Goes To Washington? Who's down? Let me know and we'll figure out a time.

Celebrating James Dean’s life today... he was a true original.

Grace Kelly died 36 years ago today. Rest easy, princess.

Mark your calendars for next Saturday, September 1st, at our regular time (3PM PT/6PM ET)

Classic Movie Fans wrote:We will return NEXT WEEK with Vivien Leigh's other great role, and the movie that put Marlon Brando on the map, Elia Kazan's A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Stay tuned for the date and time!

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She may have not been an actress, but Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon was a star in her own right. She would have been 87, but she lives on.

We will return NEXT WEEK with Vivien Leigh's other great role, and the movie that put Marlon Brando on the map, Elia Kazan's A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Stay tuned for the date and time!

Next Saturday, August 4th, we honor #TalesfromtheAirwaves with a screening of From Here to Eternity, starring Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr, Montgomery Clift and Donna Reed as soldiers at a certain Hawaiian naval base in the days and weeks leading up to World War II. The 1953 Best Picture winner -- you won't want to miss it!

This Sunday, July 29th, we bring it home with one of the best Christmas movies ever made and one of my personal favorite movies of all time, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE. 3PM PT/6 ET. This is one of you absolutely will not want to miss.

Coming on Saturday, July 21st will be our third Christmas in July film, Miracle on 34th Street! 3PM PT/6PM ET. Enjoy Santa Claus and Macy’s...about as classically Christmas as you can get. RSVP below!

Next week, #ChristmasinJuly continues with HOLIDAY INN! Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby... you won't want to miss it!

A very happy 102nd birthday to Olivia de Havilland!