And they're both his.

Thank you for "decorative lummox," which made me guffaw. That said, being partial to Randolph for my own reasons, I'd reserve the term for Lou Tellegen.

Come to think of it, it would make a good double bill with Sudden Fear, since disks recorded at home figure prominently in both plots.

I am really going to have to learn more about Audrey Totter.

I just watched The Unsuspected for the first time today, in honor of his birthday. Sweet mercy goodness . . .

I wish she was remembered for more than Gold Diggers of 1933. Seeing her dance with Guy Kibbee is a a great lesson in comedy.

That must have been remarkable! (As would JT as CC, too.)

My age/avoirdupois are now too advanced for me to consider going into drag as Mame, so I must focus on Carlotta Vance. Reading the script, how disappointing to find that all her best lines are only in the movie screenplay.

Jessica Tandy as Carlotta Vance.

Aha! And that’s how the sausage gets made.

I remember reading somewhere that such a thing HAD been considered, set on an old MGM sound stage, and that Bette Davis was to be in the cast, but nothing came of it. 🤔

Now that’s ideal casting.

But he can go, go, go, and get that long face lost.