Two in a row about women who slowly discover their husbands are evil. I can think of at least three in that category off hand, but these two are completly new to me. Undercurrent. Starring Kate Hepburn and Robert Taylor, and The Two Mrs. Carrolls. Starring Barbara Stanwyck and Humphrey Bogart. Both are the most unlikely of films, with truly bizarre casting. If you had told me that I would be watching Humphrey Bogart playing an artist in London who is trying to poison hs second wife, played by Barbara Stanwyck I just never would have believed you. Likewise Kate all skittish and insecure as wife of Robert Taylor.
When I stumble on to either Barbara, Humphrey or Kate, it is only a matter of time to say the name of the movie. But these to really threw me. Completely under the radar. As talented as an actor may be, not all combinations will work.
Check these two out. And TMC played a ton of Vivien movies last week. I taped The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone just for her outfits. I wonder how many Warren Beaty fans have seen that movie. Come to think of it, Kate did something similar set in Venice. Hold on and I'll remember the name of it.
Please forgive typos. The keyboard on my iPad hates me.
When I stumble on to either Barbara, Humphrey or Kate, it is only a matter of time to say the name of the movie. But these to really threw me. Completely under the radar. As talented as an actor may be, not all combinations will work.
Check these two out. And TMC played a ton of Vivien movies last week. I taped The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone just for her outfits. I wonder how many Warren Beaty fans have seen that movie. Come to think of it, Kate did something similar set in Venice. Hold on and I'll remember the name of it.
Please forgive typos. The keyboard on my iPad hates me.
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