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Hosted by Marty Jencius · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 36 episodes
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Journey with us through classic Hollywood—from the late 1920s talkies through the vibrant studio era and into the mid-1960s cinematic twilight. Every episode, we spotlight one iconic film, exploring its historical context, standout dialogue, and what delights or frustrates us today.Whether you’re deep into film history or just discovering the magic of classic cinema, join us as we chat through each frame, celebrate the golden age, and maybe even challenge it a bit.
Marty Jencius hosts Fade to Chat: Golden Age Cinema, a tv show with 36 episodes published.
Marty Jencius and Cindy Rotz check into the most famous brownstone in movie history. Blake Edwards' 1961 adaptation of Truman Capote's novella gave us Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy, Henry Mancini's "Moon River," and a heroi
Marty and Cindy share some trivia and context from the first Pink Panther movie Film Essentials Director: BlakeEdwards | Stars: David Niven, Peter Sellers, Robert Wagner, Capucine, Claudia Cardinale | Music: Henry Mancin
Director/Screenplay: John Huston (based on the 1927 B.Traven novel) Stars: Humphrey Bogart (Fred C. Dobbs), Walter Huston(Howard), Tim Holt (Bob Curtin), Bruce Bennett (James Cody), Barton MacLane (Pat McCormick), Alfons
Marty and Cindy review the film adaptation of Agatha Christie's favorite work. Title: And Then There Were None (1945) Director: René Clair | Screenplay: Dudley Nichols Stars: Barry Fitzgerald · Walter Huston · Louis Hayw
Cindy and Marty settle on a favorite large cast comedy, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) Film Overview • Title: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963) | Director: Stanley Kramer | Screenplay: William & Tania Rose •
Cindy and Marty talk about a favorite childhood movie and Marty remembers Black and White scotch THE FILM - Father Goose (1964) Director: Ralph Nelson | Screenplay: Peter Stone & Frank Tarloff Based on the short story “A
Marty and Cindy review the great film noir classic. Film Overview Title: The Maltese Falcon (1941) Director: John Huston | Screenplay: John Huston (based on Dashiell Hammett's 1930 novel) Stars: Humphrey Bogart as Sam Sp
Cindy and Marty talk about High Society, a musical pairing of Sinatra and Crosby with Grace Kelly . Title: High Society (1956) Director: Charles Walters Screenplay: John Patrick (based on The Philadelphia Story, 1939 pla
Marty and Cindy converse about the male urge for infidelity after seven years of marriage as depicted in The Seven Year Itch (1955) Title: The Seven Year Itch (1955) Director: Billy Wilder Screenplay: George Axelrod & Bi
Cindy and Marty chat about a gothic-style thriller The Spiral Staircase. ◆ THE SOURCE MATERIAL - Based on Ethel Lina White’s 1933 novel Some Must Watch; major changes include mute heroine, new setting, and added spiral s
Marty and Cindy speak about their impressions of the Depression-era comedy My Man Godfrey TRIVIA & PRODUCTION NOTES Source Material Based on Eric Hatch's 1935 serial "1101 Park Avenue," first published in Town & Country.
Marty and Cindy look at the most famous movie about an imaginary 6' 3.5" rabbit ◆ THE SOURCE MATERIAL Play by Mary Chase; premiered November 1, 1944 at the 48th Street Theatre — Frank Fay as Elwood, Josephine Hull as Vet
Marty and Cindy converse about the theatric nature of All About Eve All About Eve1950 • 138 minutes • 20th Century-FoxWritten & Directed by Joseph L. MankiewiczProduced by Darryl F. Zanuck Principal Cast Bette Davis as M
Marty and Cindy cover a hidden favorite with Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn, 1963 Charade Charade - Production & Development • Original script (The Unsuspecting Wife) was rejected by seven studios before Peter Stone seria
Marty and Cindy review a little thought of Christmas comedy movie about escaped convicts and holiday redemption. Origins & Production • Based on Albert Husson’s French play “La cuisine des anges” (1952); Paramount bought
Cindy and Marty talk about the early family comedy about a arrogant but loving father, Life With Father. From Broadway to the Screen The original play opened November 8, 1939, and ran 3,224 performances — the longest non
Marty and Cindy review one of the 60’s best screen musicals about the farce of corporate advancement. FROM BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD The Broadway production opened October 14, 1961, ran 1,417 performances, and won seven Tony
Marty and Cindy break down one of Cindy’s favorite suspense film, The Bad Seed from 1956 THE BROADWAY CONNECTION • Five original Broadway cast members recreated their roles on screen, including Nancy Kelly (Tony winner f
Marty and Cindy talk about one of the rest trend setting rom-coms of the 30’s, It Happened One Night. FILM OVERVIEW · Title: It Happened One Night · Release Year: 1934 · Director: Frank Capra · Screenplay: Robert Riskin
Marty and Cindy lament over the Hitchcock 80 minute apartment thriller, Rope. Rope (1948) Production & Filming Hitchcock shot the film in 10 takes, each 4½ to 10 minutes long.At the end of each reel, the camera pushes in
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