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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2025 · 1H 3M

CLASSICS-Born Yesterday

from The Front Row Network

Front Row Classics celebrates Judy Holliday's Oscar winning performance in 1950's Born Yesterday. Brandon and Peter Martin take a look at one of greatest stage to screen translations of a play in film history. The two discuss Holliday's legendary characterization of Billie Dawn. The performances of William Holden and Broderick Crawford are also celebrated. We also discuss the amazing body of work of George Cukor and the legendary 1950 Best Actress Oscar race.

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