Love this film just ordered the criterion

I've seen this movie a dozen times and hope to see it a dozen more

No sound...

AP was the all time greatest lyricist, but I don't think enough recognize he's also one of the greatest all time singers. Who can sing this song better than him? No one. That's who.

what happened to the sound ?

Brilliant classic movie, and all my favourite character actors.

I found out many years later, Maybelle was a genius on guitar and other instruments.

Love this movie and love Stanwyck. Sadly she never won an Oscar for any of her movies.

I love this movie and have watched it many many times..

Musically, this is obviously pure gold ... but am I the only one noticing they skipped at least one crucial verse (depending on version, maybe up to three verses) where the boy burrows holes in the Turkish Reverie and thus sinks it, and then comes back to his ship and asks to be pulled aboard and then the captain says no, he won't. Without those parts of the story, the last two verses make no sense. Carter Family certainly knew this ... anyone know what's up?

I hope I met Barbara in Heaven, i will be 89 this month.

The Lady Eve was one of Barbara’s spot-on stellar romantic/comedic performances as only she could dish out. RIP

My grandpa used to sing a version this to me when I was a young kid.. and I've always wondered where it came from.. thank you so much! This means a lot

Jeffrey Donaldson talking about Ernest Hemingway

Great--great pic

Really enjoy Bogdanovic's take and opinions on cinema. I find him interesting and knowledgeable while being respectful and not nasty. And he’s right "The Lady Eve" is a great movie. I can’t recommend it enough.

The scene where the horse keeps butting in between Fonda and Stanwyck always cracks me up.

Amazing as usual. They are just so special.

❤❤❤

So what trash are young people singing today?

Excellent. When was this filmed? 2000s?

An analysis that bears the stamp of genius.

Great song,thank you

Barbara looked Good, with her own hair !!!! The wigs DID NOT do her Justus!

I have watched The Lady Eve at least a half dozen films; Bogdanovich brings out ideas that I missed. Hartelijk dank voor het posten van dit.

Bogdanovich is my favorite host of TCM's Essentials.

Can’t get over how lovely Stanwyck looked in this movie.

"What I can't figure is how he finished fifth." "There were only five horses in the race." "What do you expect when you bet on a nag called 'After You'?"

thanks.

This is a version of the Golden Vanity song sung by Pete Seger etc.

My favorite boat song. Don't know why. Thanks for posting it.

What a great documentary, I got to know more about this amazing composer.

Thank you very much for this wonderful posting.

Many times during this video I felt the hairs stand on the back of my neck. What a wonderful and peaceful commentary on such a wild and fun film.

I enjoy learning about the lives of artists. Yet another excellent broadcast from the BBC.

Maybe the "scariest composer..." to the established post-romantic public at the time?

I could listen to Bogdanovich talk movies for hours.

:)

sometimes I do not want to know anything about the artist who created the art I like, in any field...I have listened to Webern for years without knowing anything about him other then he studied under Schoenberg....and all I have is his complete string trio works which I have listened to repeatedly for years.....this is a scholarly expose on him, but geeez, it is sort of confining and over analytic... I find it interesting, so why not listen to it?...thanks for posting...I am a rock and roll blues jazz guitarist, I "discovered" Webern via Zappa

@wang0fett: No, he did not sink his own ship, he sank the enemy. But when he returned to his own ship, he was denied back on. He then said that the reason for not sinking his own ship is the love for the captain's daughter (presumably also on board) and his fellow sailors, after which he drowns. Come to think of it, it's a nice metaphor for the bankers of the world today. They promise you the world, and when it's time to pay up, they leave you drowning.

Appreciated. Thanks much!

One of Sarah's best I think.

Great song, love it! Thank you!