arpirose Posted April 9, 2019 Share Posted April 9, 2019 Here is a lady who deserves recognition. She was a wonderful dramatic and comedic actress. Her problem is that she was not an MGM Star. What a shame to ignore such talent. 1 Link to post Share on other sites
jamesjazzguitar Posted April 9, 2019 Share Posted April 9, 2019 32 minutes ago, arpirose said: Here is a lady who deserves recognition. She was a wonderful dramatic and comedic actress. Her problem is that she was not an MGM Star. What a shame to ignore such talent. Colbert was SOTM in March 2005 so it has been a while. She has been featured in SUTS a few times. Yes, one of the reasons TCM doesn't feature Colbert more often is that she in the 30s and 40s she made films mostly for Paramount and not many for the studios that fall under the so called Turner library of films (WB, RKO and MGM). Sadly this is true for many actors. Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted April 9, 2019 Share Posted April 9, 2019 3 hours ago, arpirose said: Here is a lady who deserves recognition. She was a wonderful dramatic and comedic actress. Her problem is that she was not an MGM Star. What a shame to ignore such talent. She did make a few films at MGM, however. Things like BOOM TOWN; IT'S A WONDERFUL WORLD and THE SECRET HEART. Link to post Share on other sites
LsDoorMat Posted April 10, 2019 Share Posted April 10, 2019 20 hours ago, jamesjazzguitar said: Colbert was SOTM in March 2005 so it has been a while. She has been featured in SUTS a few times. Yes, one of the reasons TCM doesn't feature Colbert more often is that she in the 30s and 40s she made films mostly for Paramount and not many for the studios that fall under the so called Turner library of films (WB, RKO and MGM). Sadly this is true for many actors. W.C. Fields, Mae West, and Bing Crosby also did many of their films at Paramount. Link to post Share on other sites
TopBilled Posted April 10, 2019 Share Posted April 10, 2019 Colbert's filmography by studio: FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE (1927) First National; lost film THE HOLE IN THE WALL (1929) Paramount THE LADY LIES (1929) Paramount YOUNG MAN OF MANHATTAN (1930) Paramount THE BIG POND (1930) Paramount MANSLAUGHTER (1930) Paramount MYSTERIOUS MR. PARKES (1930) Paramount; in French HONOR AMONG THIEVES (1931) Paramount THE SMILING LIEUTENANT (1931) Paramount SECRETS OF A SECRETARY (1931) Paramount HIS WOMAN (1931) Paramount THE WISER SEX (1932) Paramount MISLEADING LADY (1932) Paramount THE MAN FROM YESTERDAY (1932) Paramount PHANTOM PRESIDENT (1932) Paramount THE SIGN OF THE CROSS (1932) Paramount TONIGHT IS OURS (1933) Paramount I COVER THE WATERFRONT (1933) United Artists; public domain THREE-CORNERED MOON (1933) Paramount TORCH SINGER (1933) Paramount FOUR FRIGHTENED PEOPLE (1934) Paramount IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934) Columbia CLEOPATRA (1934) Paramount IMITATION OF LIFE (1934) Universal THE GILDED LILY (1935) Paramount PRIVATE WORLDS (1935) Paramount SHE MARRIED HER BOSS (1935) Columbia THE BRIDE COMES HOME (1935) Paramount UNDER TWO FLAGS (1936) 20th Century Fox MAID OF SALEM (1937) Paramount I MET HIM IN PARIS (1937) Paramount TOVARICH (1937) Warners; rights issues BLUEBEARD'S EIGHTH WIFE (1938) Paramount ZAZA (1939) Paramount DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK (1939) 20th Century FoxIT'S A WONDERFUL WORLD (1939) MGM MIDNIGHT (1939) ParamountBOOM TOWN (1940) MGM ARISE MY LOVE (1940) Paramount SKYLARK (1941) Paramount REMEMBER THE DAY (1941) 20th Century Fox THE PALM BEACH STORY (1942) Paramount NO TIME FOR LOVE (1943) Paramount; public domain SO PROUDLY WE HAIL (1943) ParamountSINCE YOU WENT AWAY (1944) United Artists PRACTICALLY YOURS (1944) Paramount GUEST WIFE (1945) United ArtistsTHE SECRET HEART (1946) MGM WITHOUT RESERVATIONS (1946) RKO TOMORROW IS FOREVER (1946) RKO THE EGG AND I (1947) Universal SLEEP MY LOVE (1948) United Artists FAMILY HONEYMOON (1949) Universal BRIDE FOR SALE (1949) RKO THE SECRET FURY (1950) RKO THREE CAME HOME (1950) 20th Century Fox; public domain LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL (1951) 20th Century Fox THUNDER ON THE HILL (1951) UniversalOUTPOST IN MALAYA (1952) United Artists DAUGHTERS OF DESTINY (1954) Franco London Films; in French & English ROYAL AFFAIRS IN VERSAILLES (1954) Cocinor; in French TEXAS LADY (1955) RKOPARRISH (1961) Warners THE TWO MRS. GRENVILLES (1987 miniseries) Lorimar/Warner. Eight films are in the Turner library. Three are in the public domain. Link to post Share on other sites
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