Warner Archive Podcast

1951 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Edward, My Son featuring Deborah Kerr reprising her original screen role and Walter Pidgeon taking over the role originally played by Spencer Tracy in the 1949 MGM film.

The Warner Archive Collection brings you The Screen Guild Playhouse radio adaptation of The Constant Nymph with Charles Boyer recreating his original film role in commemoration of our archive release of this lost classic.

1949 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Green Dolphin Street featuring Lana Turner and Van Heflin in the roles they originally played in the 1947 MGM film.

Mickey Rooney is a true icon of the silver screen, and has starred in countless classics since the earliest days of Hollywood. George Feltenstein recently had the honor of spending some time with Mr. Rooney and we look forward to sharing that interview with his fans. Be sure to visit Warner Archive to get your copy of Mickey Rooney's The Andy Hardy Collection Vol. 1 as well as many other great Mickey Rooney titles.

1939 Lux Radio Theater presentation of The Sisters featuring Irene Dunne and David Niven in the roles originally portrayed on the big screen by Bette Davis and Errol Flynn.

1939 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Four Daughters featuring many of the film's original screen stars including John Garfield. This performance is also John Garfield's debut on the Lux Radio Theater.

1953 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Skirts Ahoy featuring the film's original screen stars, Esther Williams and Barry Sullivan.

1946 Screen Guild Theater Radio Series presentation of the 1938 film, Sweethearts, featuring the film's original screen stars, Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy.

Ron Leibman discusses highlights from his career with George Feltenstein in commemoration of the Warner Archive Collections' release of The Super Cops.

Brandon Cruz, Eddie, from The Courtship of Eddie's Father, discusses highlights from his career , and reminisces with George Feltenstein. In Part 2, Mr. Cruz tells us about the miraculous twists and turns his life has taken since filming The Courtship of Eddie's Father.

Brandon Cruz, Eddie, from The Courtship of Eddie's Father, discusses highlights from his career , and reminisces with George Feltenstein. Listen to Mr. Cruz tell stories about his amazing childhood experiences that include what it was like auditioning for and working with Bill Bixby as well as some memories of other Hollywood and rock-and-roll greats of the day like Elvis Presley, Harry Nilsson, and John Lennon. This is Part 1 of a two part interview.

NBC's 1949 Screen Director's Playhouse presentation of One Way Passage featuring the film's original screen star, William Powell. In this radio adaptation recorded seventeen years after the film's release Peggy Dow steps into the role originally portrayed by Kay Francis.

1938 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Green Light featuring the film's original screen star, Errol Flynn. In this radio adaptation Mr. Flynn's frequent co-star, Olivia De Havilland, steps into the role originally portrayed by Margaret Lindsay.

Stefanie Powers, The Girl From U.N.C.L.E., discusses highlights from her career, and reminisces with George Feltenstein. Listen to Ms. Powers tell stories from her amazing career including what it was like working as a contract actor within the studio system as well as some memories of fellow Hollywood greats like Boris Karloff, Peggy Lee and Yvonne De Carlo.

1944 Lux Radio Theater presentation of Naughty Marietta featuring the original film stars Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy.

Janet Waldo, the voice of Judy Jetson, discusses highlights from her career with George Feltenstein in commemoration of the Warner Archive Collections' release of Rockin' With Judy Jetson.

MGM's 1950, Theater of the Air, radio presentation of Slightly Dangerous with Celeste Holm stepping into the film role originally portrayed by Lana Turner.

MGM's Theater of the Air, from 1950, revisits the film Riptide with Madeleine Carroll stepping into the film role originally portrayed by Norma Shearer.

NBC's 1951 Screen Director's Playhouse radio presentation of Bachelor Mother starring Lucile Ball in the role originally portrayed by Ginger Rogers on the big screen.

Patrick Duffy discusses highlights from his career with George Feltenstein in commemoration of the Warner Archive Collections' upcoming release of Man From Atlantis.