A Star Is Born (1954)
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While we couldn't record this episode from inside a trunk in Pocatello, Idaho, we continued our Star Is Born series with a comparative look at the 1954 spectacle directed by George Cukor. Discussions Include: A movie full of still images, vaudeville as a source of familial mental illness, making the jump to a musical, and this movie's awesome home theater setup.
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