Turner Classic Movies will show SONG OF LOVE ON November 19th at 10:00 PM. Although it had a home-video release on VHS, SONG OF LOVE is probably one of the least-shown Hepburn films.
"I don't use a pen: I write with a goose quill dipped in venom!"---W. Lydecker
It's one of the least-shown because it's terrible. Who needs Sominex with
a pedestrian piece of corn like this? Calling Spencer Tracy!!
Big Katefest on TCM now! I am loving the way Brown handles children in his films, as always ... "Thank you, Uncle Brahms ... Do you like me, Uncle Brahms? ... Do you love Mommy?" And so we get the lovely lullaby ... !
shareI am loving the way Brown handles children in his films, as alwaysAnd what did you think of the magnificent scene introducing the baby to Brahms!! Brillant!!! Who knew infant crawling on the screen could be so spellbinding! And then the kids rushing later in the scene, first an older sister, than multiple kids, handled just superbly and hilariously. This movie needs to be used as a key example about how superb a director Clarence Brown could be. there are many outstanding, creative moments in the picture. share
We need a good bio of Clarence Brown. His YEARLING simply tears me to little pieces ...
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