Teenage Golden Age

This episode is about the film The Thin Man (1934) and how it established the stereotypical detective and why the film became so popular that they created 5 more sequels!! This episode also includes the stories of both Loy and Powell's career in Hollywood and their legacy together. Hosted by Eliana Singer Written by Eliana Singer Produced by Simone Elias

In this episode, we talk with Stuart Klawans--author of a new book "Crooked But Never Common" about Preston Sturges' films. We ask him several questions about Sturges' work and his own opinions and thoughts on his films.  Hosted by Eliana Singer with special guest Stuart Klawans Written by Eliana Singer & Simone Elias Produced by Simone Elias

In this episode, Elsie discusses It Happened One Night and how it creates romance without physical means. Hosted by Eliana Singer Written by Eliana Singer  Produced by Simone Elias

In this episode, Elsie and Simone are joined by Katie Wu, who runs an Instagram account (@lbacall_beauty) about Lauren Bacall. Katie & Simone share their thoughts on "To Have and To Have Not" (1944), "The Big Sleep" (1946), "Dark Passage" (1947), and "How to Marry a Millionaire" (1954) while telling the story of Lauren's inspirational life from the beginning.

In this episode, Marilyn Monroe's acting talents are highlighted through three of her more experimentally different films: "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes:" a fifties classic featuring the iconic "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend," "Bus Stop:" the film where Marilyn's persona is tested by showing all aspects of her character; sometimes even the sides that oppose the way men treat her, and finally the western from the early sixties, "The Misfits:" where you can fully see how Marilyn exists outside of her persona (this was her last film). This episode also discusses the new film about Marilyn's life, "Blonde," and how some of her irreplaceable charisma was lost in the movie. Hope you guys enjoy it!

In this episode, Elsie discusses her four favorite '60s fashion movies and the different outfits and styles that particularly stand out to her from the '60s. Watch "What a Way to Go:" https://amzn.to/3HmTtM9 Watch "The Grass is Greener:" https://amzn.to/3HmTtM9 Watch "Sex and the Single Girl:" https://amzn.to/3HmTtM9 Watch "Belle De Jour:" https://amzn.to/3BnX4FX

In this episode, the host talks about Alfred Hitchcock, and how he not only created suspense but cultivated all emotion through his works of film! Next episode comes out in two weeks! Hosted by Eliana Singer Written by Eliana Singer  Produced by Simone Elias

In this episode, Elsie switches it up a little bit and talks about the 1967 French film "Playtime" and how we can still find the beauty in such a weird movie. Tune in in two weeks for our Hitchcock episode! Hosted by Eliana Singer Written by Eliana Singer Produced by Simone Elias

In this episode, the host discuss the many problems of old movies and how we should recognize the sexism, racism and misrepresentation of cultures while watching old films. Next episode will come out in two weeks! Hosted by Eliana Singer Written by Eliana Singer Produced by Simone Elias

In this episode we discuss about the famous old Hollywood actor, Cary Grant and how his persona on screen changed and matured throughout the decades! Make sure to follow us @teenagegoldenage on instagram and TikTok and please rate and review us if you enjoy! Hosted by Eliana Singer Written by Eliana Singer Produced by Simone Elias