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Forgotten Hollywood

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 Producer/Creator/Host Doug Hess takes you on a journey back in time and shares with you pieces. of Hollywood you may or may not have known about!Copyright JLJ Media Arte
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  • Epiosde 473- Authors of the New Book & Director of the NEW " "Jimmy"movie: Matt Mikalatos & Aaron Burns

    Epiosde 473- Authors of the New Book & Director of the NEW " "Jimmy"movie: Matt Mikalatos & Aaron Burns
    Nov 2 2026
    Forgotten Hollywood welcomes the authors of the new book, Finding Wonderful: Hopeful Lessons from Jimmy Stewart and It’s a Wonderful Life, Matt Mikalatos and Aaron Burns. Aaron is also the director of the new film: Jimmy (Out in theaters Nov 6th). Doug Hess is the Host! Book is out on Amazon and other retailers Forgotten Hollywood is on Facebook!
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    25 min
  • Episode 472- Life Is a Cabaret: The Amazing Story of the Real Lives Who Inspired the Iconic Musical w/ Brian Fairbanks

    Episode 472- Life Is a Cabaret: The Amazing Story of the Real Lives Who Inspired the Iconic Musical w/ Brian Fairbanks
    Oct 29 2026
    The untold story of the extraordinary people who inspired Christopher Isherwood's characters in Cabaret, the landmark Broadway musical and Oscar-winning film, and the vibrant Bohemia that escaped from Berlin or endured under the Nazi regime.Even diehard fans of Cabaret remain unaware that Isherwood's Berlin Stories, celebrated as one of the best novels of the 20th Century, is based on a true story―and real people, from the larger-than-life landlady to the immortal, flighty, fantastical Sally Bowles, whose escapades in 1930s Weimar Berlin were comically exaggerated in one of the most memorable characters in Broadway history.In a novelistic style that captures the joyful art-making and wild final parties of a democratic Germany before Hitler, Life is a Cabaret is a group biography of these enigmatic and provocative muses. Thanks to exhaustive research, investigative reporter Brian Fairbanks recounts the weird and wondrous lives of Jean Ross (the real Sally, a brilliant writer, free-loving film critic secretly working for Stalin's communists), Wilfrid Israel (who saved more Jews than Oskar Schindler), Gerald Hamilton (a gay conman with questionable Nazi ties), and all of the others immortalized in the iconic, eternal Berlin Stories. Fairbanks unearths belief-defying details of survival, tragedy, sex, and brilliant art from these people and the world they inhabited―a world with illuminating, and at times disturbing, parallels to the one we live in today.
    Doug Hess is the host.
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    23 min
  • Episode 471- The Secret Hitchcock with Nat Segaloff

    Episode 471- The Secret Hitchcock with Nat Segaloff
    Oct 22 2026
    Doug Hess spoke with the Author of the book: The Secret Hitchcock: How Hollywood's Legendary Director Lived through Cary Grant and James Stewart (Screen Classics)Cary Grant and James Stewart were everything Alfred Hitchcock was not. Grant radiated charm and sophistication. Stewart embodied resilience and depth. Hitchcock—a meticulous, private man ruled by fear—found the freedom to express himself through their performances. Between 1941 and 1959, Hitchcock made eight unforgettable films with these two stars: four with Stewart—Rope (1948), Rear Window (1954), The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956), and Vertigo (1958)—and four with Grant—Suspicion (1941), Notorious (1946), To Catch a Thief (1955), and North by Northwest (1959). In those eighteen years, Grant shed his comedic persona to become a hero, Stewart transformed from boy next door to a war-hardened everyman, and Hitchcock reached the pinnacle of his craft—living his most daring, mysterious self through their performances. These relationships are key to understanding Hitchcock's creative process and the deeper layers of meaning in his iconic films.
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    21 min
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