TRIGGER WARNING: This episode of "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema" deals with the topics of bullying, suicidal thoughts/actions and toxic masculinity! Listen at your own pace!

Welcome Back dear listeners to another episode of "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema"!

Luke and I discuss Vincente Minelli's "Tea and Sympathy" starring Deborah Kerr & John Kerr, costarring Lief Erikson, Edward Andrews & Darryl Hickman. This film is based on the play of the same name written by Robert Anderson.

While this film waters down some of the play's queer points, we believe that they do show what it is like to be bullied and how it still resonates to today's audience!

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Happy Holidays to all of you dear listeners,

Luke and I are back with another review of one of our favorite TV specials that is always circulating the cable channels, "Rankin and Bass' Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer". While this isn't the first stop motion animation of Rankin and Bass, it is the first one that gained traction in the most mainstream mediums.

Join us as we discuss the queerness of Rudolph, Hermey & Cornelious, we loved looking back at this special through this lens.

Join us next year for many many more films that we have on our roster! Feel free to rate, review and star us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & Youtube! We cannot wait to bring you even more films to discuss. We hope you enjoy this episode and we thank each and everyone who has listened to us over the years!

Welcome Back dear listeners, forgive us for the short hiatus, work and life had us not able to record!

We are back with another amazing episode of "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema", with Luke and I discussing Irving Berlin's White Christmas, starring Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney & Vera-Ellen.

Join Luke and I discuss our discoveries of this seminal holiday classic and see how well it holds up with a modern audience.

We want to give a big thank you to our audience we have been going for four years, and we aren't stopping!

Join us soon for another episode!

Welcome Back fellow listeners!

We are back with a brand-new episode! This month we are discussing "Bringing Up Baby" starring Katherine Hepburn & Cary Grant!

Join Luke and I as we discuss the queer themes and seeing how this amazing screwball comedy holds up today!

We want to again thank Alonso Duralde for our copies of "Hollywood Pride: A Celebration of LGBTQ+ Representation and Perseverance in Film"

We want to thank our listeners who continue to make this podcast what it is! Feel free to give us a review and rate us wherever you listen to podcasts!

Join us next month for our next film review!

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Amazon.com: Hollywood Pride: A Celebration of LGBTQ+ Representation and Perseverance in Film (Turner Classic Movies): 9780762485895: Duralde, Alonso: Books

Welcome back Dear Listeners!

We are back discussing "The Children's Hour" starring Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLaine and James Garner, with returning guest Angela Catsaros!

Join us as we discuss spiteful children, lies that shatter a small world and an unrequited love that will last for generations! We had such a great time discussing this amazing film!

We wanted to take a moment to give resources to help those who might be dealing with suicidal thoughts or thoughts of harm, as Luke said, we are a podcast that accepts all and we are a podcast that will hopefully share a light at the end of a long long dark tunnel in these unknown times.

Resources for helpThe Trevor Project-(866-488-7386)

National Suicide Prevention Hotline-988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Welcome Dear Listeners!

We have an extra special episode! I interviewed Matt Baume from "The Sewers of Paris" podcast as well as his ever-popular YouTube channel, "Matt Baume"!

Join us as we discuss the way cinema has shaped Matt's life, and how he got into YouTube and is slowly becoming a household name with everything he has to offer!

Feel free to visit Matt's Podcast, "The Sewers of Paris" as well as his amazing and inclusive YouTube channel!

Feel free to rate and review our podcast as well! We really love this ability to share these moments and reviewing films for you!

Matt's Links:

The Sewers of ParisMatt Baume - YouTube

Welcome Back dear Listeners...

We are back with another showing of "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema", this episode we are discussing "The Celluloid Closet" and we are back with a familiar face, Dr. Andrew Rimby! We discuss an important piece of our Queer Cinema history, this amazing documentary!

Luke, Andrew & I discuss how this formative piece of a documentary helped show the importance and the lasting impact queer culture has on classic cinema!

We want to thank each and everyone of our listeners, we love all of you, and because of you, we have started these video recordings now!

Join us again when we discuss "The Children's Hour" starring Audrey Hepburn & Shirley MacLaine!

Welcome Back dear Listeners...

We are back with another showing of "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema", this episode we are discussing "The Celluloid Closet" and we are back with a familiar face, Dr. Andrew Rimby! We discuss an important piece of our Queer Cinema history, this amazing documentary!

Luke, Andrew & I discuss how this formative piece of a documentary helped show the importance and the lasting impact queer culture has on classic cinema!

We want to thank each and everyone of our listeners, we love all of you, and because of you, we have started these video recordings now!

Join us again when we discuss "The Children's Hour" starring Audrey Hepburn & Shirley MacLaine!

Welcome back Dear Audience!

Luke and I are back with another episode! For this showing, we are discussing "Now, Voyager", starring, Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains & Gladys Cooper!

Join us as we discuss numerous topics as therapy, emotional abuse of mothers & self-love and acceptance! Listen along as we discuss many aspects of this film that still hold up today!

We love to be able to bring each and every episode to your wonderful ears, we would just ask for a favor, if you could go on whatever platform you are using to listen, to give us a rated review and maybe say a few words discussing your love for the podcast, or any suggestions you might have! We love to take any requests, and we love to read the reviews of everyone that comes to listen to our little podcast!

Join us later on this month as we are joined by Dr. Andrew Rimby to discuss "The Celluloid Closet"

Show Notes:

NOW, VOYAGER, 1942, Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude Rains, Gladys Cooper, Jays Classic Movie Blog, classic film

Welcome back dear audience, to "That Ol' Gay Classic Cinema",

This month we are discussing Walt Disney's Masterpiece of a film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, we discuss its historical significance as Disney's first feature-length animated film. We share their personal connections to the film and how it has impacted them over the years.

We also explore how Snow White has influenced and connected to other films, such as The Wizard of Oz and various Snow White retellings and adaptations. We also discuss the challenges faced by voice actors who were tied to specific roles.

We want to thank you so much for listening to our episodes, we want to make sure you are enjoying our content, feel free to send us a star review, and a written review so we can hopefully make new and wonderful content for you!