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A British Army Officer becomes the leader of the Arab revolt against Ottoman rule during WWI. Join me as I discuss the 1962 Best Picture Oscar winner: Lawrence of Arabia
Don Birnam is an alcoholic facing a losing battle against his unquenchable thirst. Join me as I discuss the 1945 Best Picture Oscar winner: The Lost Weekend
The incredible story of the man who's policy of non violence helped bring freedom and independence to the people of India. Join me as I discuss the 1982 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Gandhi
The Mahoney sisters arrive in NYC hoping to take Broadway by storm, but will they let a man come between them? Join me as I discuss the 1929 Best Picture Oscar winner The Broadway Melody.
A lovely and gracious middle-class English housewife must help her family endure the challenges of war. Join me as I discuss the 1942 Oscar winner for Best Picture: Mrs. Miniver
Originally aired February 19, 2023. A top notch political thriller that shows how easily political power can corrupt good people. Join me as I discuss the 1949 Best Picture Oscar Winner: All the King's Men
The elaborate story of Broadway impresario Florenz Ziegfeld Jr, the mastermind behind the infamous Ziegfeld Follies. Join me as I discuss the 1936 best picture Oscar winner: The Great Ziegfeld
In 1943, a group of British POWs build a railway bridge for their Japanese captors. Fueled by pride and principle, the British Colonel inadvertently gives a strategic advantage to the enemy. Join me as I discuss the 1957 Best Picture Oscar winner: The Bridge on the River Kwai
A naive new bride is forced to deal with the intrusive and often uncomfortable reminders of her husband's deceased wife. Join me as I discuss the Best Picture Oscar winner from 1940: Rebecca
As the silent film era comes to an end, Hollywood megastar George Valentin struggles to remain relevant. Join me as I discuss the best picture Oscar winner from 2011: The Artist
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