Classic Cinema Marathon #1

Classic movies and shows are called classics for a reason: They're tales of romance, adventure, and good time comedy that put a smile on your face. But there's plenty of drama and conflict that went on behind the scenes that might change your perspective on these old favorites. Here are some details you never knew about classic cinema and TV shows.

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Bizarre Things That Happened On The Set Of The Wizard Of Oz | 0:00
Classic Film Stars Who Were Actually Really Weird People | 6:45
Grace Kelly's Marriage Was More Complicated Than You Thought | 12:07
The Chilling True Story Behind Nosferatu | 22:44
Things In The Sound Of Music You Never Noticed As A Kid | 33:30
The Untold Truth Of The Andy Griffith Show | 42:57
What The Biggest Fans Never Knew About I Love Lucy | 54:46
Tragic Details About Jayne Mansfield | 1:09:01
Classic Film Stars Who Were Pretty Bizarre | 1:19:17
Essential Facts About Horror Legend Vincent Price | 1:23:59
The Untold Truth Of Bewitched | 1:36:08
Bizarre Things That Happened On Hitchcock Film Sets | 1:45:59
The Messed Up Part Of White Christmas Everyone Just Ignores | 1:56:04
The Final Resting Place Of These Classic Movie Stars - 2:03:47
The Untold Truth Of Tippi Hedren | 2:17:50
What It Was Really Like The Day Marilyn Monroe Died | 2:29:42

[roberttelarket]

The Wizard Of Oz is one the 25 greatest movies of all times!!! It will always be supreme! It is eternal!
I still watch it about 3 times per year(since about 1990) but began once per year before one of the annual holidays in 1964 when I was a pre-teen.

[claramckenzie]

The 3 camera shoot process was the idea of Desi Arnes. He was a clever business man, and had talented, crafty & innovative ideas. He was an unfaithful husband but still very good as a production manager.

[trojan]

Vincent Price was very interesting person...
👍Thanks

[ung]

When my grandpa was young he used to cut asbestos with a saw, and didn't even use a dust mask when working on houses, he's still alive, in his late 90's, and he still drives, and is sharp as a tack!
But although most people smoked back then, he never took up smoking... maybe that's why he survived.

[jamesdavidson]

The Wizard Of Oz still very epic after all these years, and right to the very end. Margret Hamilton play in a commercial, Maxwell House Coffee many years ago back in the 70's.

[robindew]

Wlll always love The Sound of Music. The music and the scenery. The story is wonderful.

[candyontherag]

The Wizard of Oz is one my favorite movies ever !!!

[pauljtonehead]

I used to live behind the Hollywood Wax Museum in Hwd, CA. The threw away so much stuff that would now be worth big money. In the 80's words like "vintage" just didn't apply to anything from the previous 3-4 decades. These items were just 'old'. I remember finding Planet of the Apes boots full of hard plaster and a wooden post in each boot to hold the body. These were the big heavy leather boots that the warrior apes wore. I spent hours busting and scraping that plaster out, but I had some cool boots to wear!

[belle]

I always loved Vincent Price. If he is in it, I will watch. But I have to take exception to his daughter saying he had relations with men. Had Mr Price wanted people to know, he would have told us. That is a very personal thing about yourself that should remain personal if that is your choice. In his era, his beliefs would have been to keep it secret and it wasn't right for his daughter to open her mouth when what he allegedly said could have been just a statement of acceptence to make her feel better about herself because in his time it was taboo to most people. No one knows if it was true or something she said to make her book boom. It would have boomed on Mr Price's name alone. Very good video by the way.

[thesausagecontinuim]

i used to watch I LOVE LUCY reruns when i was a pup back in the 70s and mabe early 80s?.. she was way way way way WAY WAY WAY ahead of her time!!!... LEGEND.

[Escul]

Jayne Mansfield gave us the gift of her daughter Mariska Hargitay, a wonderful actress and human being.

[jasonbrown]

I have been a fan of Vincent Price since cognitive ignition (i.e., before puberty), I'm in the Fiend Club, and I am an IAIA graduate ('99) still stunned when I am reminded of his addition to it, so thanks for a surprise! His pledge supported the school when it was in the critical initial phase and as it progressed. I'm not a writer, I hammer sculpture to shape over an anvil, but I attended when the campus was one corner of the College of Santa Fe and you show the expanded new campus (where I go back to lecture and demo over that same anvil), which is a very bright and welcome glimpse of the desert.

[jcs]

I remember watching the Wizard of Oz for first time has a 10 year old child on christmas day...51 years ago!. I was completely fascinated by it, the storyline, the colour and just the whole magnificence of the film. Completely unaware of the dangers that the actors were put in.
I think this classic film has stood the test of time, even entertaining children today.

[jamesdavidson]

The Wizard Of Oz still a classic after all these years, and still is today.

[RicoBurghFan]

Such great stuff. I particularly loved the facts about Vincent Price. Such a lovely man, I never knew.

[mikelkeith]

That a boy Luther, The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, lol too funny. Jessy Knots was a genus.

[lysirishfleur]

As a child in the sixties. I studied original vampyre folklore. Nosferatu was probably as close to one would imagine an actual vampyre to be.
They don't go to high school, typically aren't wealthy, they definitely don't have emotions or sparkle.

[kristinwood]

My BF back in 1995, the year I graduated HS.
I went to spend a few months with my sister in Oh, I met a guy that was friendly with my sister, niece and my B in L. Over that summer we grew very close, he was a mechanic and the toughest guy I ever dated, until Dec. when I met my husband.
He would come over after I got home ever night at 10:55 just in time to watch the Golden Girls, we both grew up watching with our grandparents. I met my husband a few months later.
I will always cherish and never forget those memories.❤

[SciHeartJourney]

Margaret Hamilton is also the name of this NASA software engineer that helped us get to the Moon. She wrote the flight software. It's a stack of paper taller than her. 😄

[darkestserenity]

Brilliant, so many little facts about some of my favourite icons in film history
thanks