I loved having Dana W. Duncan on the show. A man rich in experience, like his memories of watching the very first episode of SNL back in 1975. @gmoatpodcast #SNL

The Ten Commandments (1956) Charlton Heston. Yul Brynner. What do you think of this biblical epic?

War and Peace (1956) King Vidor’s 208 minute epic. Henry Fonda. Audrey Hepburn. Have you seen this one?

The Bad Seed (1956) Any fans of this one?

Elia Kazan’s Baby Doll (1956) A controversial film at the time. Have you seen it? What do you think of it?

Tea and Sympathy (1956) A movie way ahead of its time. Has anyone watched this? What did you think of it?

During our 1942 episode, we took a great listener question from Sara at Sara Shea. Where does The Pride of the Yankees rank among the best baseball films? @gmoatpodcast #BaseballSeason

I love seeing revised Oscars discussions bleeding over into other shows!

The Girl Can’t Help It (1956) starring Jayne Mansfield. What do you think of this one?

The King and I (1956) Winner of 5 Oscars including Yul Brynner for Best Actor. Do you like this movie? Did Brynner deserve the Academy Award?

Aparajito (1956) The second film in the Apu Trilogy. Are you familiar with this film? How do you compare it to the other two in the trilogy?

Episode 9 Best Supporting Actress (1942) Check out who The Academy, Dana W. Duncan, Thomas J. Duncan, and I selected as nominees & winners! Follow the page on all the socials (RevAlmanac) so you can vote in multiple places. Voting starts next Monday, September 23rd. #FilmTwitter

Episode 9 Best Supporting Actor (1942) Check out who The Academy, Dana W. Duncan, Thomas J. Duncan, and I selected as nominees & winners! Follow the page on all the socials (RevAlmanac) so you can vote in multiple places. Voting starts next Monday, September 23rd. #FilmTwitter

Ronald Reagan, the ACTOR!? @gmoatpodcast

I can’t tell you how enchanted I was by Agnes’ work in The Magnificent Ambersons. Stunning acting.

Episode 9 Best Actress (1942) Check out who The Academy, Dana W. Duncan, Thomas J. Duncan, and I selected as nominees & winners! Follow the page on all the socials (RevAlmanac) so you can vote in multiple places. Voting starts next Monday, September 23rd. #FilmTwitter

Three options when we get to the vote

Katharine Hepburn is so damn good in Woman of the Year. Arguably better than several of her actual Academy Award wins if you ask me.