I'm pleased to see the success of
The Warner Archive Collection and other efforts to bring older movies out of studio vaults and back into public view. For too long, fans have had to hope that the movies they want to see will turn up on TCM or other cable channels, or buy bootleg copies of dubious quality.
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The Voice of the Turtle: Eve, Eleanor Parker, Ronald Reagan. |
The folks at Warner, for example, have made it easier to see at least ten films featuring my beloved Eve Arden. They cover nearly the entirety of her career, from the likable comedy
Having Wonderful Time (1938) to her quirky role as royalty in
Under the Rainbow (1981).
My strongest recommendation, however, is for those of you who've never seen her memorable supporting performance in the charming romantic comedy
The Voice of the Turtle (1947). If this film fails to turn up on your list of top ten Eve Arden movies, it's probably because you haven't seen it.
Take care of that first chance you get, OK? Then come back and tell me how much you loved it.
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