SirWizard

I checked the whole (now) 11 pages of responses and haven't seen Monty Woolley, a fine mostly comic actor with many good movies, though probably not enough for a whole month. Even more surprising, no mention of the incredible Paul Muni.

This is just one of the great Monty Woolley movies that ought to be on DVD. I have a home-use DVD of "The Man Who Came to Dinner" I dubbed from a showing on our favorite classic station. It's a great movie. "As Young As You Feel" (1951) is readily available on DVD, marketed as a Marilyn Monroe movie because she has a very minor bit part. But I haven't seen any broadcast of some others since I dubbed them to tape about fifteen years ago from broadcasts on American Movie You-Know-Who (now the American Butchered Trash station.) Though I've transferred them to DVD format, I'd be happy to buy real releases of the well-made fun movie "Molly and Me" (1945), the thoughtful drama "The Pied Piper" (1942), and the superb and funny "Holy Matrimony" (1943). TCM should hold a Monty Woolley day.