25. Joan Crawford - Grand Hotel (1932)

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Filmme Fatales

Chase and Jeff

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Filmme Fatales looks at some of the most spellbinding, dazzling, and campy female performances in film history! Each month, Chase and Jeff will take a semi-deep dive into one of their favourite female actresses of all time. They will dissect all of the sassy nuances, giving roses where they are due and discussing aspects they didn't love. Of course, they will get silly, stupid, and super gay as they discuss their lives in relation to the drama, glamour, and grandeur of cinema's leading ladies.

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25. Joan Crawford - Grand Hotel (1932)

Filmme Fatales

37 minutes 27 seconds

1 year ago

25. Joan Crawford - Grand Hotel (1932)

"That's all quite propper. But supposing I saw you and yelled 'Hi baby. Remember Manchester.'"

Our next Filmme Fatale is the incomparable Hollywood golden girl, Joan Crawford. This week, we are discussing the 1932 film Grand Hotel. Ahead of its time in cinematography and plot, this movie follows a group of dynamic and flat characters as they intersect living within a hotel in Berlin. There's camp, drama, glamour, and mystery!

Neither of us are buffs of old Hollywood, so it will be a fun month diving into movies we have never experienced before with Ms. Crawford.

Next Week's Film: Mildred Pierce (1945)

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