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<blockquote data-quote="Caryscott" data-source="post: 393583" data-attributes="member: 57460"><p>Where I grew up we use to get the signals from TV stations in Detroit. One of the Indy stations had a weekday afternoon movie hosted by a former Warner’s contract player. He was in Mr. Skeffington among others. Played lots of Warners films. I really liked Flamingo Road but I thought she wasn’t believable in The Damned… Particularly as a model. Was more than 40 years ago now. I’m ancient but it was how I cut my teeth on classic movies. Davis left Warners in 49, Crawford left in 51-52, only Wyman stayed until she went into TV in 55. Her last real starring vehicle was Miracle in the Rain for Warners released in 56 after the first season of her TV show was airing but shot before it went into production. Isn’t it in Conversations with… that Crawford calls her peers who went into television traitors? I always thought she meant Loretta Young and Jane Wyman. Their TV shows were airing daily on NBC and ABC when Baby Jane was released in 62.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caryscott, post: 393583, member: 57460"] Where I grew up we use to get the signals from TV stations in Detroit. One of the Indy stations had a weekday afternoon movie hosted by a former Warner’s contract player. He was in Mr. Skeffington among others. Played lots of Warners films. I really liked Flamingo Road but I thought she wasn’t believable in The Damned… Particularly as a model. Was more than 40 years ago now. I’m ancient but it was how I cut my teeth on classic movies. Davis left Warners in 49, Crawford left in 51-52, only Wyman stayed until she went into TV in 55. Her last real starring vehicle was Miracle in the Rain for Warners released in 56 after the first season of her TV show was airing but shot before it went into production. Isn’t it in Conversations with… that Crawford calls her peers who went into television traitors? I always thought she meant Loretta Young and Jane Wyman. Their TV shows were airing daily on NBC and ABC when Baby Jane was released in 62. [/QUOTE]
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