Movies For the Blind

Movies For the Blind

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Movies For the Blind episodes

  • Episode 202 – A Matter of Life and Death, part 3 (repeat)

    During his brain surgery, Peter (David Niven) goes on trial not just for his life, but for his love with June (Kim Hunter). Part 3 of 3. First posted February 27, 2012.

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    The Powell and Pressburger Pages
    A Matter of Life and Death @ Turner Classic Movies
    Kim Hunter @ Wikipedia

    Peter and June (David Niven, Kim Hunter) face The Judge (Abraham Sofaer) with his long white robes and wig, flanked by Frank (Roger Livesey) and Farlan (Raymond Massey).

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  • Episode 200 – A Matter of Life and Death, part 1 (repeat)

    Celebrating our 200th episode, clips from past episodes, and we start a critically-acclaimed film about a doomed British airman (David Niven) whose life is saved by mistake and falls in love with an American radio operator before the mistake is realized. Part 1 of 3. 1946. First posted February 13, 2012.

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    Original movie from Internet Archive
    Movie info from IMDB
    War, Love and Weirdness @ The Guardian
    Article @ Turner Classic Movies
    The BFI 100
    Total Film‘s 50 Greatest British Films Ever

    Against a blue sky, Peter (David Niven) holds June (Kim Hunter) and her bicycle which has a small U.S. flag flying from it.

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  • Episode 199 – Lonely Wives, part 2 (repeat)

    The morning after, Richard returns home and Felix is released from being locked up in his bedroom. But who spent the night with who’s wife? Part 2 of 2. First posted February 7, 2012.

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    Esther Ralston Obituary @ The Independent
    MFTB172 – To the Last Man, part 1
    Maude Eburne @ Wikipedia

    On a sofa, Madeline (Esther Ralston) rests her head on Richard’s (Edward Everett Horton) shoulder as he bites his fingernail.

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  • Episode 198 – Lonely Wives, part 1 (repeat)

    A married lawyer (Edward Everett Horton) goes from hard-charging to skirt-chasing when the clock strikes 8pm, and sees a way to escape his mother-in-law when a man who can impersonate him arrives. Of course, it’s not that simple. 1931. Part 1 of 2. First posted January 23, 2012.

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    Original movie from Internet Archive
    Movie info from IMDB
    Edward Everett Horton @ Wikipedia
    The Brooklyn Home Of Actor Edward Everett Horton (and His Interesting Life)
    MFTB 001 – Ask Dad
    MFTB 014 – Here Comes Mr. Jordan, part 1

    Dickie speaks with Zero (both Edward Everett Horton), who tries on a goatee to match Dickie’s in a mirror.

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  • Episode 197 – Shake, Rattle and Rock!, part 2 (repeat)

    When Bugsy makes trouble at the concert, Garry must defend rock’n’roll, his career and his reputation with the kids in a television courtroom trial. With music from Fats Domino, Big Joe Turner and Tommy Charles. Part 2 of 2. First posted January 17, 2012.

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    Margaret Dumont @ Wikipedia

    Margaret Dumont @ The Chiseler
    Margaret Dumont: Smiling Without Smiling
    With Groucho Marx in Duck Soup

    A newspaper headline: TEEN-AGE RIOTERS ON RAMPAGE. Under a photo of Garry (Touch Connors), “Local Disc Jockey Faces Possible Arrest for Complicity in Rock and Roll Orgy”
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  • Episode 196 – Shake, Rattle & Rock! (repeat)

    The hosts of a tv dance show (Mike Connors and Sterling Holloway) see rock’n’roll as a positive influence on teenagers, but a gangster and a group for decency disagree. Features performances by Fats Domino and Big Joe Turner. 1956. Part 1 of 2. First posted January 9, 2012.

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    Original movie from Internet Archive
    Movie info from IMDB
    MFTB022 – Rock Rock Rock! part 1
    Mike Connors Obituary @ NY Times
    Sterling Holloway @ Wikipedia
    Fats Domino Official
    Big Joe Turner @ Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame

    Wearing a short-sleeved white shirt and a square haircut, Fats Domino smiles as he plays piano, performing with his band.
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  • Episode 195 – Scrooge, part 2 (repeat)

    The legendary miser (Seymour Hicks) continues his journey with the ghosts to learn the consequences his actions have on others and himself. Part 2 of 2. First posted December 20, 2011.

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    Hey! It’s That Guy! @ AllThe Tropes
    Donald Calthrop @ BFI
    The rest of the MFTB Calthrop oeuvre (so far): The Evil Mind, Blackmail, Band Waggon and The Man Who Changed His Mind

    His head surrounded by his own shadow against a wall, Scrooge (Seymour Hicks) looks up at a ghost whose shadow finger points down.
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  • Episode 194 – Scrooge, part 1 (repeat)

    In this adaptation of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the miserly Ebeneezer (Seymour Hicks) begins his journey through the errors of his ways. Part 1 of 2. 1935.

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    Original Movie @ Internet Archive
    Movie Info @ IMDB
    Seymour Hicks as Scrooge @ Wikipedia
    Scrooge, or Marley’s Ghost @ BFI

    Still in his coat and ragged top hat, Scrooge (Seymour Hicks) holds a candle, moves aside a curtain and gapes in shock.

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  • Episode 193 – Behind Green Lights, part 2 (repeat)

    The night shift becomes even stranger at the police station with a surprise witness, four people visiting the victim on the night of the murder – and a dead body in a closet. Part 2 of 2. First posted December 5, 2011.

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    Carole Landis @ Glamour Girls of the Silver Screen
    Carole Landis @ DameTown (nsfw)
    Carole Landis @ Wikipedia
    The U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

    Blonde and wearing a fashionable hat, Janet (Carole Landis) stares at Sam (William Gargan).

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  • Episode 192 – Behind Green Doors, part 1 (repeat)

    The night shift at a police station gets weirder than usual when a car rolls up to the front steps with a dead body inside and a politician’s daughter is implicated. 1946. Part 1 of 2. First posted November 28, 2011.

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    Original Movie @ Internet Archive
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    MFTB166 – The Basketball Fix, part 1

    Outside the police station, several men – detectives and reporters – look down at a body next to a car.

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