I love this! Since college I have watched TCM. She is a favorite. Born to kill, stagecoach, key largo, baby take a bow and the one with marsha hunt where she played the moll.i love her
This was a very interesting interview. Claire Trevor shows her old Hollywood persona here, very terse, and in how much she controls the interview, and Bobbie, to her credit, is respectful and lets Trevor feel comfortable. A good talk with a legend. Kind of funny to hear the question about what people will think of her in 50 years, watching it 40 years on.
Loved her in so many films, but breaks my heart every time in "Stagecoach." Such a fantastic ending.
She is a GREAT actor. Always pushed it as far as possible, little touches of camp and pathos. amazing.
I love this! Since college I have watched TCM. She is a favorite. Born to kill, stagecoach, key largo, baby take a bow and the one with marsha hunt where she played the moll.i love her
This was a very interesting interview. Claire Trevor shows her old Hollywood persona here, very terse, and in how much she controls the interview, and Bobbie, to her credit, is respectful and lets Trevor feel comfortable. A good talk with a legend. Kind of funny to hear the question about what people will think of her in 50 years, watching it 40 years on.
Find the episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents- A Crime for Mothers- with Claire in it. Oh heavens, she is so very good.
Bobbie is Magnificent.
“How many years has he been dead?”. What an awkward, insensitive way to bring up the topic of a spouse who passed away.
Bobbie is a cringe master.
Claire Trevor lost her son and her husband within a year of each other.