Talk Classic To Me

What we have here is NOT a failure to communicate.  Paul Newman and George Kennedy (in an Oscar-winning performance) star in Cool Hand Luke, originally billed as "The man and the motion picture that simply do not conform".   Join Sara Greenfield and her guest Mitch Yapko as they discuss this iconic and heart-wrenching film...as well as the wonder of a human that was Paul Newman.  

One of Martin Scorsese's favorite films, Gone Girl...I mean Leave Her to Heaven, is a deliciously frothy and gorgeously shot piece of cinema that will make you, like the protagonist, fall in love with Gene Tierney, and then regret it shortly after.  Suspenseful, fun, visually beautiful, and slightly campy, this film is great for a Friday night in.    Sara Greenfield hosts this fabul...

Are you having one of those days?  This gorgeously shot Douglas Sirk film is sure to lift your spirits.  Treat yourself to this autumnal, cozy treasure that contrasts the teachings of Henry David Thoreau with the Connecticut country club set in the 1950's.   Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson are terrific in a film that showcases both the beauty of forging your own unique path as well...

Did you like Knives Out?  Then The Last Of Sheila is the perfect classic film for you!  Sara Greenfield and her guest Nick Lang explore this gem of a murder mystery whodunnit written by Stephen Sondheim and Anthony Perkins.  

Sara Greenfield and her guest David Greenfield discuss the film In the Heat of the Night and the racial injustice displayed in the film that is clearly paralleled in our world today.  

Sara Greenfield and her guest Zoe Palko have a conversation all about the spectacular--and occasionally problematic-- movie musical Seven Brides For Seven Brothers.

Join Sara Greenfield and Jaime Lyn Beatty as they chat about their viewing experience of The Devil and Miss Jones (aka Undercover Boss in the 1940's).  

For our very first episode of Talk Classic To Me (recorded back in May of 2019), Jaime Lyn Beatty and I discuss the film How To Marry a Millionaire from 1953 starring Lauren Bacall, Betty Grable, and Marilyn Monroe.