archives

barbara stanwyck

This tag is associated with 35 posts

The Secret Bride (1934)

This film was viewed as a part of TMP’s Barbara Stanwyck filmography project. Check out Listography for links to all previous reviews in the project! Ruth Vincent (Barbara Stanwyck) is the daughter of a governor (Arthur Byron). She has secretly married Robert Sheldon (Warren William), a district attorney. The two are very happy and plan … Continue reading »

About these ads

Stella Dallas (1937)

A note from Lindsey: This film was viewed as part of TMP’s Barbara Stanwyck Filmography project. Check out Listography for a full list of the project’s progress! Stella Martin (Barbara Stanwyck) is a working-class girl who falls for a rich, high-class man named Stephen Dallas (John Boles). Despite the differences in their backgrounds, the two marry … Continue reading »

The Woman in Red (1935)

Rising polo star Shelby Barret (Barbara Stanwyck) is employed to ride show horses by Nicko (Genevieve Tobin), a very rich widow. Also employed by Nicko is a handsome man from what was once a very wealthy family, Johnny Wyatt (Gene Raymond). Nicko and Gene Fairchild (John Eldredge) try to stop Shelby and Johnny from getting … Continue reading »

Golden Boy (1939)

A note from Lindsey: This film was viewed as part of TMP’s Barbara Stanwyck filmography project. This is the 37th film I’ve watched from Stanwyck’s filmography, and the 40th title if we’re including television.  Joe Bonaparte (William Holden) is a talented violinist who decides that he wants to become a boxer much to the chagrin … Continue reading »

Walk on the Wild Side (1962)

A note from Lindsey: This film was viewed as part of TMP’s Barbara Stanwyck filmography project.This is the 34th film (and 36th role, if we’re including television) I’ve viewed from Stanwyck’s filmography. Dove (Laurence Harvey) and Kitty (Jane Fonda) meet in the dusty 1930s, while they’re both in Texas and wanting to get out of … Continue reading »

TMP is a proud member of the Vintage Association of Motion Picture Blogs, CMH Blog Hub and the LAMB.

Enter your email to follow TMP and get brand spankin' new, Cary Grant approved classic film content direct to your inbox!

*Cary Grant does not actually endorse this blog, but I'd like to think he does.

Join 1,618 other followers

Browse by Post Type

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 1,618 other followers