Vintage Movie Resources
Humphrey Bogart — Meeting up with a New Menacing Man (1937) 🇺🇸
When an actor steps into the movie spotlight as a gangster, a killer or a villain of darkest hue, it is customary for writers to assure the reading public that in real life he isn’t like that at all; that actually he is as gentle as a lamb, loves little kiddies and wouldn’t harm a flea.
What They Are Really Like — The Marx Brothers (1931) 🇺🇸
At some point in late 1930/early 1931, the guys from Modern Screen Magazine drove out to Great Neck, Long Island, to find out who The Marx Brothers really were.
W. C. Fields and The Bar Trailer (1934) 🇺🇸
Everybody's favorite juggler, W.C. Fields, is quite the Ladies' Man in this piece. Fay Wray and Alan Mowbray show off their preferred drink and a whole slew of other stars appears towards the end of the article.
Cary and Randy (1933) 🇺🇸
Actor Randolph Scott shares details on his friendship with Cary Grant and how the time they shared a large beach house in Santa Monica came to and end. Spoiler alert: Cherchez la femme !
Interview with Cary Grant (1937)
Cary Grant, on the set of ‘The Awful Truth’, shares a few of his and Charles Laughton's philosophies with us.
Interview with Movie Director William A. Wellman (1936) 🇬🇧
Movie director William A. Wellman muses about what makes an actor a movie star