Recent airings
I saw this film once a long time ago [before cable] and have not seen it on cable or network or any kind of video or DVD. Is there a print of this anywhere?
Turner Classic Movies do you have this film in your library?
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MovieChat Forums > The Other Love (1947) Discussion > Recent airings
It's on right now on ABC1 in Australia!
Just saying
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What a bummer,i didn't even release it was on,i just walked in home and turned on the tv and there was David Niven and Barbara Stanwyck on the screen,i managed to see the last 5 mins.Had i known it was on i would have put it straight onto disc.
shareIts on ABC1 here in Australia at 1.25am Thursday 25th October.
shareI know it's four years late, but it's on NETFLIX.
"What do you want me to do, draw a picture? Spell it out!"
Just saw it as I'd watched "The Lady Eve" on Netflix two nights ago and Barbara Stanwyck suggestions turned up. Loved it. Although predictable plot, how could one not fall for Babs, one of my all-time favorites. It was also a treat to see Leonore Aubert in a bit part. Heartily recommended if you enjoy "chick flicks" and have a box of Kleenex handy. You'll also enjoy Gilbert Roland as a treacherous lady seducer, pretty heavy stuff for Code-dominated Hollywood. LOL
shareTHE OTHER LOVE is scheduled to make it's whast I believe is it's American cable tv premiere December 5, 2012 on Turner Classic Movies at 11:45 pm. Barbara Stanwyck is Star of the Month and they'll be showing many TCM premieres in the collection!!
shareYou are correct, HarlowMGM. I'm watching it right now!
"It's you & me, Walter...right down the line." - Phyllis Deidrickson
Currently on YouTube.
shareThanks! They have put it back!
By the way, Having seen your posts on ¨Too late for Tears¨, in case that you are interested:
Liz Scott´s last film, “Pulp,” from 1972, with Michael Caine and Mickey Rooney, will play on TCM on August 6 @ 11:45 AM (ET). It´s not a film noir, though, it´s a comedy thriller in which she plays an aristocratic nymphomaniac and it is considered an artistic success by film historians! I have not seen it.
¨Easy Living¨ (1949), with Victor Mature and Lucille Ball will also show on Sunday, July 26 at 8.00 am EST.