150 episodes
Front Row Classics: A Hollywood Golden Age Podcast Classic Film Podcast for the Front Row Network
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- TV & Film
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4.7 • 54 Ratings
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There are some movies that simply traverse the limits of time. Movies that never age and always speak sublime truths to us all. These are the movies that will last forever. These are the movies we long to discuss. These are the Classics.
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Ep. 211- Chatting with Tinseltown Maddie
Welcome Tinseltown Maddie! Front Row Classics welcomes Madeline Hanson this week. Maddie is a passionate classic film fan with her own social media series called “Tinseltown Maddie”. She looks at the Golden Age of Hollywood with a comedic twist on both Instagram and TikTok. Brandon and Maddie discuss classic film fandom, some favorite movies and … Continue reading Ep. 211- Chatting with Tinseltown Maddie →
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Ep. 210-2024 TCM Classic Film Festival Recap
Hooray for Hollywood! Brandon is back from Hollywood! This year’s Turner Classic Movies’ Classic Film Festival proved to be even more memorable than last year’s. Craig McFarland joins Brandon to break down each day of the Fest. From memorable screenings to the WB Studio tour, we’re taking a look back at a jam packed 5 … Continue reading Ep. 210-2024 TCM Classic Film Festival Recap →
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Ep. 209- From the Moment They Met It Was Murder-Interview with Alain Silver and James Ursini
There’s A Speed Limit in This State Front Row Classics welcomes historians/writers Alain Silver and James Ursini this week. The two have penned a book celebrating the quintessential film noir, Double Indemnity. “From the Moment they Met it Was Murder: Double Indemnity and Rise of Film Noir” is a valuable resource for fans of this … Continue reading Ep. 209- From the Moment They Met It Was Murder-Interview with Alain Silver and James Ursini →
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Ep. 208 – TCM Classic Film Fest with Charlie Tabesh
TCM Film Festival Time! Brandon is currently attending the 15th Annual Turner Classic Movies Film Festival. He recently spoke with TCM’s SVP of Programming, Charlie Tabesh. Brandon and Charlie preview the various aspects of this year’s festival and what passholders can look forward to. Be sure to check out Brandon’s daily coverage on the festival on Front … Continue reading Ep. 208 – TCM Classic Film Fest with Charlie Tabesh →
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Ep. 207- The Hustler
Fast Eddie Felson Front Row Classics is taking a look at one of great films of the 1960s. Brandon and Emmett Stanton are discussing The Hustler. Robert Rossen’s character study features one of Paul Newman’s signature performances as Fast Eddie Felson. Brandon and Emmett praise the sharp camera work, screenplay and performances by a great … Continue reading Ep. 207- The Hustler →
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Ep. 206- A Hard Day’s Night
A Hard Day’s Night Front Row Classics is “working like a dog” this week. We’re celebrating the 60th anniversary of A Hard Day’s Night as well as the Beatle’ arrival in America. Brandon is joined by author & film historian, Sloan De Forest. Sloan is a self-proclaimed “Beatle Maniac” and helps to provide great insight … Continue reading Ep. 206- A Hard Day’s Night →
Customer Reviews
Fascinating & Engrossing
I discovered Podcasts about 3 years ago when my life included lengthy road trips. This quickly became a favorite - I adore classic movies and Brandon & Eric and their guests are not only extremely knowledgeable but very entertaining and enjoyable to listen to. On several occasions they have inspired me to watch a film I hadn’t seen before or to rewatch one I’d enjoyed in the past. It’s my go to podcast these days (with an occasional true crime podcast thrown into the mix LOL).
Just what I’ve been looking for!
Been searching for discussions of classic movie podcasts for too long! I typically listen to only those episodes when it’s a movie, subject, or interview I’m interested in but have absolutely LOVED every one so far!! The regular hosts are fantastic and most “guest hosts” provide interesting insights as well. I feel like I’ve finally found my “tribe”- those who really understand and appreciate the enjoyment of exploring the plethora of the sometimes underrated art form of film!
Top of the World
Well done and enjoyable to listen to. You can’t get the discussion anywhere else. Keep them coming.