Fredric March
The Royal Family of Broadway (1930) DVD available
Smart satire of the Barrymore family stars Fredric March as the John caricature
and Ina Claire as the Ethel role. Also starring Mary Brian and Henrietta
Crosman. Great movie. Excellent quality.
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Bedtime Story (1941) DVD available
Hilarious romantic comedy stars Fredric March and Loretta Young as a bickering
stage couple who are on the verge of divorce due to his machinations to get
her to star in his new play (when she would rather retire). Also starring
Robert Benchley, Allyn Joslyn, and Eve Arden. Excellent quality.
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Another Part of the Forest (1948) DVD available
Well acted prequel to the Little Foxes stars Fredric March as a penny
pinching head of a southern family, with Ann Blyth in the role earlier
played by Bette Davis. Also starring Edmond O'Brien and Dan Duryea. Very
good quality.
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The Affairs of Cellini (1934) DVD available
Great costume comedy adventure stars Fredric March as the roguish Cellini,
Italian artist and swordsman who romances the Duchess of Florence (Constance
Bennett) while trying not to be hanged by the Duke (Frank Morgan)! Also starring
Fay Wray as Cellini's airhead model. Excellent quality.
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Man on a Tightrope (1953) DVD available
Excellent Cold War drama from Elia Kazan stars Fredric March as a Czech circus
manager who is fed up with the communist regime and plans a daring escape to
Bavaria. Also starring Terry Moore, Gloria Grahame, Cameron Mitchell, and
Adolphe Menjou. Excellent quality apart from a slight hiss in the soundtrack.
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Death of a Salesman (1951) DVD available
Stunning film version of Arthur Miller's classic play stars Fredric March as
Willy Loman, a frustrated salesman who can't come to grips with his failing
life. Also starring Mildred Dunnock as Loman's loyal wife, Cameron Mitchell,
and Kevin McCarthy as Biff. Decent quality.
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The Road to Glory (1936) DVD available
Powerful WWI drama stars Fredric March and Warner Baxter as two French
officers vying for nurse June Lang. Lionel Barrymore is great as Baxter's
60 year old father, who joins the regiment as a private! Also starring
Gregory Ratoff. Directed by Howard Hawks. Excellent quality.
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Laughter (1930) DVD available
Sophisticated early talkie stars Nancy Carroll as a bored ex chorus girl married to
a rich mogul (Frank Morgan) who gets a jolt when former flame Fredric March returns
from Europe. Also starring Glenn Anders. Quality is decent, though the sound is a
bit weak.
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Paramount On Parade (1930) DVD available
Considered the best early talkie studio revue, the entire Paramount roster
is featured. Jack Oakie, Leon Errol, and Skeets Gallagher host and the stars
include Maurice Chevalier (3 segments), and a hilarious mystery with Dr. Fu-
Manchu (Warner Oland), Philo Vance (William Powell), and Sherlock Holmes (Clive
Brook). This is a 79m reissue, not the 102m original, and there are some blips
from time to time.
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