Frankly, My Dears

It's our final episode! What better way to end, than with some laughs? We talk about Mel Brooks' The Producers (1967)!

The original power couple: Nick and Nora. They're on the case! The case of the eponymous thin man, who isn't as scary as he sounds. In fact, it's barely about him. William Powell and Myrna Loy star in The Thin Man (1934).

William Powell and Carole Lombard star in this screwball comedy, My Man Godfrey (1936). Meet the Bullock family - they are rather crazy. Bless Godfrey for putting up with them.

This is the story of Tracy Lord and the three men vying for her affections. It's also the story of Katherine Hepburn's glorious comeback from being labelled "Hollywood Poison." It's the Philadelphia Story (1940).

Rio Bravo (1959), starring John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and Angie Dickenson, is the hangout movie you've been waiting for!

Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and Jules Munshin go on the town in... On the Town (1949)! They're in New York City for 24 hours and they're out to find dates!

Watch out, Katherine Hepburn! A computer might steal your job! And Spencer Tracy just might steal your heart! It's Desk Set (1957)!

He's cool. He's Luke. He's got cool hands and an indominatable will. He's also got a failure to communicate. Cool Hand Luke (1967) is a prison movie classic!

The first and only time Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn shared the big screen together! It's the ultimate date night movie, Charade (1963). Full of laughs, thrills, twists, turns, a Texan, and a hook-handed man, it's sure to please.

A beautiful haunted house by the English sea, a gothic mood, a widow who has never been in love, and the dashing, yet cantankerous, ghost who haunts her. You couldn't really make a more appealing movie for Aimee. It's The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) starring Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison.