Helen Admires Her Young Co-Star

Yep, I agree, Ms. Hayes.  Mr. Montgomery is to die for.  Sigh.  You can let him go now, Helen.  Helen!

   Robert Montgomery and Helen Hayes in Another Language (1933)

Bob and Sexy Norma, via Hurrell

 The Hurrell photographs for Riptide (1934) are great, just dripping with sex ... even those with Herbert Marshall in them!  Norma gave it all for the shoot.  No underwear to mess up the lines of the gown.  Her two accompanying male stars exhausted by the vibes on set.  Gooooo, Norma!

Riptide is available to stream on TCM until June 5th.  

               

Halleluiah ... it IS here at last!

 Thanks to Carrie for the official word about the June 30 release of Letty Lynton.    

Press Release - Warner Archive Collection Press Release: Letty Lynton (1932) (Blu-ray) | Home Theater Forum

An only 40-day countdown remains.  Gosh, but how many years has it been since we began wondering when or if Letty would ever be available in a viewable format?  

Letty Update ...

 So ... the TCM Festival did decide to have a second showing of Letty Lynton, on May 3rd.  What a thrill for those lucky people.  

According to Joan Crawford's grandson, who has been involved in bringing Letty back from the grave, the DVD will be released in the "coming months."  What a tease!  Anyway, I need to start saving money for that 4G Blu-Ray.  Might be a good time to buy that 4G TV.  

Jerry and Letty find romance ...

He looks even better in the white suit.  

The Unguarded Hour with Roz?

Errr...Bob did not make "The Unguarded Hour" with Roz or anyone else.  I'm sure the studio had that planned for him when the article was written, but ...  Bob made Petticoat Fever (1936) with Myrna Loy when he returned from his extended vacation in 1935 and then Trouble for Two (1936) with Roz.  The Unguarded Hour was made by the studio, starring Franchot Tone and Loretta Young.  Personally, I am quite happy he made Petticoat Fever instead.