Forbidden Hollywood Collection - Volume Three, DVD

Features

Bonus Disc 4 With 2 Insightful Documentary Profiles: Wild Bill: Hollywood Maverick and The Men Who Made the Movies: William A. Wellman; Expert Commentaries on 3 Movies; Vintage Era Shorts and Cartoons; Theatrical Trailers on All 6 Movies

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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Credits [:51]
2. Workin' On The Railroad [4:03]
3. APO [4:08]
4. Coming-Out Party [3:02]
5. Dinner Guest [4:12]
6. A Little Kiss [4:53]
7. What's The Matter? [4:15]
8. Hasty Exit [4:01]
9. What's Your Hurry? [2:38]
10. Collision Course [4:47]
11. Taking the Wrap [1:39]
12. No Time for Flowers [5:00]
13. Bill's Condition [5:53]
14. The Hard Part [3:05]
15. Thousand-To-One-Chance [4:23]
16. Across the Railyards [3:43]
17. Man at the Throttle [3:57]
18. Bridge Tragedy [1:59]
1. Credits [:51]
2. Take Me Away [4:03]
3. Swell While It Lasted [4:08]
4. Trade With Emily [3:02]
5. Wilderness Welcome [4:12]
6. Whirlwind Wedding [4:53]
7. So This Is Home [4:15]
8. Sleeping Rearrangements [4:01]
9. Shivaree [2:38]
10. From Negligence to Neglect [4:47]
11. Facing Foreclosure [1:39]
12. McDowell's Proposition [5:00]
13. Cold Scream [5:53]
14. Helping Hand [3:05]
15. Out of Her Past [4:23]
16. Barroom Brawl [3:43]
17. Planting Partners [3:57]
18. Fired Up [1:59]
Disc #2 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Credits [1:03]
2. The Comique Crowd [4:02]
3. No Permission [5:04]
4. Earthquake! [4:16]
5. Name On A List [2:54]
6. Whom the Lord Helps [4:17]
7. Leave Everything To Her [4:55]
8. Gun Sly [2:39]
9. Case Against Jenny [3:41]
10. Unfit [5:55]
11. You Arent' My Mother [5:19]
12. Rising Star [1:53]
13. Mud Is Gonna Fly [3:42]
14. Scandal Made To Order [1:58]
15. Put On the Spot [4:29]
16. I Won't Let You [2:45]
17. Convicted [4:25]
18. Shielding Someone [4:36]
19. Final Request [2:34]
1. Credits [1:03]
2. Awaiting the Verdict [4:02]
3. A Girl's Gotta Live [5:04]
4. Talking Business [4:16]
5. You Belong To Me [2:54]
6. Party To Robbery [4:17]
7. Escape With Tom [4:55]
8. Her Picture [2:39]
9. Honest Work [3:41]
10. Fishing's Fine [5:55]
11. Watching Her Step [5:19]
12. Jailbird [1:53]
13. Back in the Gang [3:42]
14. Chancy Encounter [1:58]
15. Shooting Victim [4:29]
16. How May Feels [2:45]
17. The Last of Leo [4:25]
18. New Evidence [4:36]
Disc #3 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Credits [1:01]
2. Courage Under Fire [5:06]
3. Pain Prescription [2:00]
4. Crossed Paths [3:39]
5. Homecoming [1:58]
6. Addict's Agony [4:51]
7. Dope Fiend's Ravings [4:00]
8. Chicago [3:00]
9. Meeting Mary [4:42]
10. Premium Plan [3:03]
11. Celebration For Some [3:52]
12. Willing To Get Rich [3:20]
13. Birth and Death [2:56]
14. Labor Unrest [4:00]
15. Riot Tragedy [5:31]
16. Back From Alaska [4:43]
17. Charitable Feelings [4:31]
18. Radical Roust [2:05]
19. Reunion In the Rain [5:50]
20. Just Like My Dad [1:04]
1. Credits [1:01]
2. Sophomore Frolic [5:06]
3. Tommy's Secret [2:00]
4. Family Setback [3:39]
5. Goodbye Bus [1:58]
6. Train Out Of Town [4:51]
7. He's A She [4:00]
8. Railroad Bulls [3:00]
9. Chocolate Cake Express [4:42]
10. It Takes An Army [3:03]
11. Tommy's Accident [3:52]
12. Get Out Of Doing [3:20]
13. Vagrant Village [2:56]
14. Forced Out [4:00]
15. Conned In The City [5:31]
16. Jail Can't Be Worse [4:43]
17. Judge's Decision [4:31]
Disc #4 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Introduction [6:03]
2. Young Roughneck [3:13]
3. War Hero [5:00]
4. New Director [3:17]
5. Wings [6:47]
6. Move In His Head [4:11]
7. The Public Enemy [4:45]
8. Wild Boys Of The Road [5:54]
9. A Star Is Born [6:27]
10. Nothing Sacred [2:34]
11. The Ox-Bow Incident [3:55]
12. Moments To Reach For [2:33]
13. Beau Geste [4:51]
14. The Story of G.I. Joe [2:43]
15. Battleground [4:42]
16. The Happy Years [1:32]
17. Yellow Sky [3:11]
18. Wellman Women [2:44]
19. John Wayne Movies [3:38]
20. Good-Bye My Lady [2:04]
21. Lafayette Escardrille [4:44]
22. Don't Feel Sorry For Me [4:48]
23. Coda And End Credits [3:58]
1. Aviator To Actor [5:36]
2. Wings [4:47]
3. The Public Enemy [6:39]
4. Heroes Dorothy, Wild Boys [5:33]
5. Fun On Tarzan Escapes [3:14]
6. A Star Is Born [5:46]
7. Beau Geste [2:48]
8. The Ox-Bow Incident [4:15]
9. Buffalo Bill [3:23]
10. The Story Of GI Joe [4:30]
11. Battleground [1:44]
12. Western Trio [4:52]
13. Final War Duo [2:47]
14. End Credits [1:48]

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Ruth Chatterton stars in a retread of her earlier Madame X titled Frisco Jenny. In the prologue, Jenny becomes pregnant by a young man who is killed in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Bearing her child in secret, Jenny gives up custody to a wealthy couple. The years pass: Through the auspices of a crooked politician (Louis Calhern), Jenny becomes the Number One "Madame" of San Francisco, with interests in several other illicit activities. Crusading DA Donald Cook decides to rid the city of Jenny's operations--little suspecting that the notorious woman is actually his own mother! Calhern threatens to blackmail Cook with this information, but Frisco Jenny kills him before he's able to talk...and inevitably, the heart-of-gold prostitute, steadfastly keeping her secret to the last, is sentenced to death by her own flesh and blood. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Ruth Chatterton stars in a retread of her earlier Madame X titled Frisco Jenny. In the prologue, Jenny becomes pregnant by a young man who is killed in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Bearing her child in secret, Jenny gives up custody to a wealthy couple. The years pass: Through the auspices of a crooked politician (Louis Calhern), Jenny becomes the Number One "Madame" of San Francisco, with interests in several other illicit activities. Crusading DA Donald Cook decides to rid the city of Jenny's operations--little suspecting that the notorious woman is actually his own mother! Calhern threatens to blackmail Cook with this information, but Frisco Jenny kills him before he's able to talk...and inevitably, the heart-of-gold prostitute, steadfastly keeping her secret to the last, is sentenced to death by her own flesh and blood. Hal Erickson

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What isn't Heroes for Sale about? Within its 71-minute time frame, this film (co-written by "professional cynic" Wilson Mizner) tackles such issues as disenfranchised war veterans, misguided hero worship, drug addiction, the Depression, capitalism, labor relations and communism. Richard Barthelmess plays a wounded war hero whose hospital stay has turned him into a morphine junkie. He wanders from town to town looking for work during the Depression, only to be turned away with a "we've got our own to watch out for!" Eventually, Barthelmess befriends millionaire-in-the-making Robert H. Barrat, who has invented a revolutionary washing machine. Becoming Barrat's partner, Barthelmess attempts to quell a strike by workers who've been stirred up by Red agitators. With all this going on, Barthelmess still finds time to romance Loretta Young. Heroes for Sale is very much a product of its time, though its entertainment value has remained solid for well over six decades. Hal Erickson

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Loaned to MGM by her home studio of Warner Bros., Loretta Young suffers her way through the title role in Midnight Mary. A good girl led astray, Mary (Young) endeavors to save the life of her boyfriend Tom (Franchot Tone) by killing the aptly named Leo the Rat (Ricardo Cortez). As her case is heard in court, the clerk goes over Mary's record, and at this point the flashbacks begin, stretching all the way back to her days as an unwanted orphan. One bad break leads to another, and by the time she reaches adulthood Mary is mixed up with a gang of crooked gamblers. For the sake of Tom, a well-connected socialite who loves her unquestioningly, Mary tries to go straight, but her past, and the ill-fated Leo the Rat, catch up with her. No matter what disaster befalls her in Midnight Mary, Loretta Young always manages to look as though she's just stepped out of a beauty salon. Hal Erickson

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Barbara Stanwyck, displayed in all her pre-Code glory, once again plays "damaged goods" in Warner Bros.' The Purchase Price. Hard-boiled nightclub singer Joan Gordon (Stanwyck) gets fed up being the kept woman of her married boss, bootlegger Ed Fields (Lyle Talbot). Fleeing New York, she ends up in Montreal, where after buying a hotel maid's credentials from a marriage-licence bureau, is shipped out to North Dakota as a mail-order bride. Her new husband is wheat farmer Jim Gilson (George Brent), who is every bit as honest and upright as Fields was not. Eventually, Gordon's ex-lover catches up with her, but instead of staking his claim he secretly advances Gordon $800 to save her husband's farm. This is the first of several surprising (and sometimes calamitous) plot twists which ultimately transform our heroine from a big-city trollop to a provincial paragon of virtue. Years after co-starring in The Purchase Price, Lyle Talbot would recall with great amusement how he nearly lost several teeth when George Brent "forgot himself" during their fight scene. Hal Erickson

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Still thought-provoking and moving after all these years, this earnest socially conscious and road-drama offers a realistic view that resonated with Depression-era audiences and offered them a message of hope with Roosevelt's New Deal, something most critics of the day found over-simplified and naive. The story centers on two California teens who find their once comfortable lives ruined when their fathers lose their jobs during the Depression. To find work for themselves, the adventurous lads sneak aboard a New York bound freight. They aren't gone long before they discover just how many lives have been devastated by the stock market crash Soon the two hook up with several other youths just like them, including two streetwise girls. In this way, the kids find much-needed solidarity. Tragedy strikes when a brakeman rapes one of the girls and the boys retaliate by killing him. The group makes it to Ohio when they are caught and forced off the train. Ingeniously, they begins using sewer pipe and other found commodities to build a little city, their own private utopia where no one has more than anyone else. More come to live there, but unfortunately some of the residents begin stealing from the nearby town and the authorities destroy the humble shantytown forcing the hungry, destitute youths to resume their trek. Another disaster strikes when one of their gang has a terrible accident. Soon afterward the group disbands so that only the original two and one of the girls actually make it to the Big Apple. By this time they no longer the opportunistic adventurers the once were; now they are only hungry, tired and deeply depressed. Desperate, they join a ring of thieves. Fortunately they are caught and sent to a kindly judge who lectures them and fills them with New Deal ideals and instills in them the sense of hope they will need to go on. Sandra Brennan

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William A. Wellman's triangle melodrama "The Steel Highway" -- a title referring to the film's railroad setting -- was changed to the more suggestive Other Men's Women shortly before it's April 19, 1931 New York premiere. Grant Withers and Regis Toomey played lifelong friends and co-workers in love with the same woman, Mary Astor). She, unfortunately, is also Toomey's wife and the two friends have a blow-out on the job. The train derails and Toomey is blinded for life. When the river floods, the repentant Withers concocts a scheme to save an important railroad bridge by driving his engine across, thus stabilizing the construction. Believing his blindness makes him a burden to Astor, Toomey sacrifices himself instead. The ploy fails and Toomey is killed. Toomey and Astor, who had replaced James Hall and Marian Nixon, and Grant Withers were all fine under Wellman's crisp direction but the film was stolen outright by supporting players James Cagney and Joan Blondell, the latter as Wither's former girlfriend. With typical pre-production code frankness, Blondell's tough-talking waitress advises a fresh customer that she is "A.P.O." What does this "A.P.O. means?" the customer asks. Blondell: "Ain't puttin' out!" Blondell and Cagney, who had appeared together in the Broadway play Penny Arcade and its subsequent film version, Sinner's Holiday (1930), would reach stardom in their third film together, the gangster classic The Public Enemy (1931). Overly static at times, Other Men's Women was livened considerably by the climactic bridge collapse, a successful use of miniatures. Hans J. Wollstein

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Directed by the acclaimed Walter Hill and narrated by actor Alec Baldwin, this documentary profiles the adventurous, contentious, and very talented director William Wellman (1896-1975). Ambulance driver for the French Foreign Legion and decorated American pilot in World War I, Wellman later became a barnstorming stunt pilot, but found his true calling directing such classic Hollywood films as Wings, Public Enemy, A Star Is Born, Beau Geste, The Ox-Bow Incident, and The High and the Mighty. Highlights include clips from his movies and interviews with or clips featuring Clint Eastwood, Robert Mitchum, Gregory Peck, Martin Scorsese, Mike Connors, Nancy Davis, James Garner, Darryl Hickman, Arthur Hiller, Tab Hunter, Richard Widmark, Robert Wise, Jane Wyman, and others. Steve Blackburn

UPC: 883929011070
Source: WARNER HOME VIDEO
Region Code: 1
Editions: Remastered, Mixed Media Set, Digi-Pak, Restored
Time: 9:33:00
Sales Rank: 15,517

This set contains DVDs which may be available separately:

Other Men's Women
The Purchase Price
Frisco Jenny
Midnight Mary
Heroes for Sale
Wild Boys of the Road
Wild Bill: Hollywood Maverick

Features:

Bonus Disc 4 With 2 Insightful Documentary Profiles: Wild Bill: Hollywood Maverick and The Men Who Made the Movies: William A. Wellman; Expert Commentaries on 3 Movies; Vintage Era Shorts and Cartoons; Theatrical Trailers on All 6 Movies

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Credits [:51]
2. Workin' On The Railroad [4:03]
3. APO [4:08]
4. Coming-Out Party [3:02]
5. Dinner Guest [4:12]
6. A Little Kiss [4:53]
7. What's The Matter? [4:15]
8. Hasty Exit [4:01]
9. What's Your Hurry? [2:38]
10. Collision Course [4:47]
11. Taking the Wrap [1:39]
12. No Time for Flowers [5:00]
13. Bill's Condition [5:53]
14. The Hard Part [3:05]
15. Thousand-To-One-Chance [4:23]
16. Across the Railyards [3:43]
17. Man at the Throttle [3:57]
18. Bridge Tragedy [1:59]
1. Credits [:51]
2. Take Me Away [4:03]
3. Swell While It Lasted [4:08]
4. Trade With Emily [3:02]
5. Wilderness Welcome [4:12]
6. Whirlwind Wedding [4:53]
7. So This Is Home [4:15]
8. Sleeping Rearrangements [4:01]
9. Shivaree [2:38]
10. From Negligence to Neglect [4:47]
11. Facing Foreclosure [1:39]
12. McDowell's Proposition [5:00]
13. Cold Scream [5:53]
14. Helping Hand [3:05]
15. Out of Her Past [4:23]
16. Barroom Brawl [3:43]
17. Planting Partners [3:57]
18. Fired Up [1:59]
Disc #2 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Credits [1:03]
2. The Comique Crowd [4:02]
3. No Permission [5:04]
4. Earthquake! [4:16]
5. Name On A List [2:54]
6. Whom the Lord Helps [4:17]
7. Leave Everything To Her [4:55]
8. Gun Sly [2:39]
9. Case Against Jenny [3:41]
10. Unfit [5:55]
11. You Arent' My Mother [5:19]
12. Rising Star [1:53]
13. Mud Is Gonna Fly [3:42]
14. Scandal Made To Order [1:58]
15. Put On the Spot [4:29]
16. I Won't Let You [2:45]
17. Convicted [4:25]
18. Shielding Someone [4:36]
19. Final Request [2:34]
1. Credits [1:03]
2. Awaiting the Verdict [4:02]
3. A Girl's Gotta Live [5:04]
4. Talking Business [4:16]
5. You Belong To Me [2:54]
6. Party To Robbery [4:17]
7. Escape With Tom [4:55]
8. Her Picture [2:39]
9. Honest Work [3:41]
10. Fishing's Fine [5:55]
11. Watching Her Step [5:19]
12. Jailbird [1:53]
13. Back in the Gang [3:42]
14. Chancy Encounter [1:58]
15. Shooting Victim [4:29]
16. How May Feels [2:45]
17. The Last of Leo [4:25]
18. New Evidence [4:36]
Disc #3 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Credits [1:01]
2. Courage Under Fire [5:06]
3. Pain Prescription [2:00]
4. Crossed Paths [3:39]
5. Homecoming [1:58]
6. Addict's Agony [4:51]
7. Dope Fiend's Ravings [4:00]
8. Chicago [3:00]
9. Meeting Mary [4:42]
10. Premium Plan [3:03]
11. Celebration For Some [3:52]
12. Willing To Get Rich [3:20]
13. Birth and Death [2:56]
14. Labor Unrest [4:00]
15. Riot Tragedy [5:31]
16. Back From Alaska [4:43]
17. Charitable Feelings [4:31]
18. Radical Roust [2:05]
19. Reunion In the Rain [5:50]
20. Just Like My Dad [1:04]
1. Credits [1:01]
2. Sophomore Frolic [5:06]
3. Tommy's Secret [2:00]
4. Family Setback [3:39]
5. Goodbye Bus [1:58]
6. Train Out Of Town [4:51]
7. He's A She [4:00]
8. Railroad Bulls [3:00]
9. Chocolate Cake Express [4:42]
10. It Takes An Army [3:03]
11. Tommy's Accident [3:52]
12. Get Out Of Doing [3:20]
13. Vagrant Village [2:56]
14. Forced Out [4:00]
15. Conned In The City [5:31]
16. Jail Can't Be Worse [4:43]
17. Judge's Decision [4:31]
Disc #4 -- Forbidden Hollywood, Volume Three
1. Introduction [6:03]
2. Young Roughneck [3:13]
3. War Hero [5:00]
4. New Director [3:17]
5. Wings [6:47]
6. Move In His Head [4:11]
7. The Public Enemy [4:45]
8. Wild Boys Of The Road [5:54]
9. A Star Is Born [6:27]
10. Nothing Sacred [2:34]
11. The Ox-Bow Incident [3:55]
12. Moments To Reach For [2:33]
13. Beau Geste [4:51]
14. The Story of G.I. Joe [2:43]
15. Battleground [4:42]
16. The Happy Years [1:32]
17. Yellow Sky [3:11]
18. Wellman Women [2:44]
19. John Wayne Movies [3:38]
20. Good-Bye My Lady [2:04]
21. Lafayette Escardrille [4:44]
22. Don't Feel Sorry For Me [4:48]
23. Coda And End Credits [3:58]
1. Aviator To Actor [5:36]
2. Wings [4:47]
3. The Public Enemy [6:39]
4. Heroes Dorothy, Wild Boys [5:33]
5. Fun On Tarzan Escapes [3:14]
6. A Star Is Born [5:46]
7. Beau Geste [2:48]
8. The Ox-Bow Incident [4:15]
9. Buffalo Bill [3:23]
10. The Story Of GI Joe [4:30]
11. Battleground [1:44]
12. Western Trio [4:52]
13. Final War Duo [2:47]
14. End Credits [1:48]

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