MGM 40th Anniversary

1964
32 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA brief overview of stellar MGM releases from its first 40 years.A brief overview of stellar MGM releases from its first 40 years.A brief overview of stellar MGM releases from its first 40 years.

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Other films mentioned as in production (and possibly reworked or abandoned) are: "After the Fall", an adaption of his Broadway play by Arthur Miller, with Sophia Loren and Paul Newman (This movie was not made, but a decade later, After the Fall (1974) was made for TV, starring Faye Dunaway and Christopher Plummer.), "Say It With Music", featuring Irving Berlin's "finest songs" (This movie was not made, but over a half-century later, the short Say It with Music (2017) was made featuring Berlin's music.), "Armageddon", from the Leon Uris novel (This movie apparently was not made.), "Roses Are Blue", a comedy by Garson Kanin (This movie apparently was not made.), "Nobody Loves an Albatross", adapted from a Broadway comedy (This movie apparently was not made.), and, "How to Make Love in Five Languages" from a new novel by Doris Lilly (This movie apparently was not made.), after Marilyn Monroe's movie Como Agarrar um Milionário (1953) from her previous book, written over a decade earlier.

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The Last of a Decennial Series

MGM would offer featurettes every so often with clips from its forthcoming season. Every ten years, starting with 1934, they would label it as an anniversary celebration, usually with one of their more distinguished (i.e. elderly) contract stars talking up their glorious past and even more glorious future.

This is a barebones one. Despite its glorious past, MGM was in decline. It was a decline in the entire film industry and would not bottom out until the next decade in financial terms. It would no longer be the dream factory, the leading studio in a town dedicated to the movie industry, but a set of assets to be priced and sold and valued at a low price until the rise of cable and home entertainment made old movies valuable again.

In the meantime, the titles offered are historically undistinguished, clips offered badly edited to an uneven quality and the presentation lackadaisical. We would not see its like again. Pity.