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Ann Blyth

Ann Blyth

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Sep 20, 2026

David HeathHOST
6:05
Oh my, she is wonderful in Mildred Pierce.
David HeathHOST
6:10
And of course, Anne Blythe plays the absolutely terrible totter of Mildred Pierce, played by Joan Crawford.
David HeathHOST
6:24
And in the movie, Joan is a struggling housewife, struggling in the sense that she doesn't have full value.
David HeathHOST
6:37
She has a cash general in life, let's put it that way.
Irving CummingsHOST
58:57
And we have two brilliant stars for you.
Irving CummingsHOST
59:00
Anne Blythe and Ida Lupino.
Dorothy McGuireVOICE_ACTOR
59:03
I read the book, Irving, and I loved it.
Dorothy McGuireVOICE_ACTOR
59:05
Good
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:42
In motion picture form, it immediately captured the imagination of audiences everywhere and has kept them on the edge of their seats ever since.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:50
Tonight, we bring you the very best in mystery drama as presented by Universal International Studios in their story of suspense, Thunder on the Hill, starring Claudette Colbert as Sister Mary and Ann Blyth as Valerie Carr.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:05
[instrumental music] This is England, the countryside near the North Sea.
speaker_0NARRATOR
11:15
For two days now, an angry flood has engulfed the lowlands, and the villagers have fled to the only place of safety, the convent and hospital of Our Lady of Reims.
VictoriaHOST
2:16
I think they just decided, "Nah," like, make him part of the family.
VictoriaHOST
2:20
Ann Blyth is Regina Hubbard, so she's essentially the young Bette Davis character, and I don't hate it.
VictoriaHOST
2:26
I don't think it's ...
VictoriaHOST
2:27
I think she was pretty good.
VictoriaHOST
2:28
I mean, Ann Blyth has got depth, and it makes ...
VictoriaHOST
2:32
There's so many things that go on around her that make her character in The Little Foxes make complete sense.
VictoriaHOST
2:40
I mean, Hellman seemed to really understand what happens when people hurt each other in deep ways.
VictoriaHOST
7:16
Universal had pretty high hopes for this prequel to The Little Foxes.
Spider-DanHOST
28:14
She was like, oh yes, pneumonia.
Spider-DanHOST
28:16
And then Anne Blythe, who plays Vida, has to go and offers the Oscar and they take photos and things.
Spider-DanHOST
28:25
But yeah, I thought she was superb.
Spider-DanHOST
28:28
I think it's a character that has so many layers for a film so way back in the day.
Ria CarroganGUEST
31:12
It could be camp.
Ria CarroganGUEST
31:13
It could be cheap, which I think is the same with, with Mildred's character could be really camp and cheesy, but she brings so many layers to it.
Ria CarroganGUEST
31:20
And I think the way Anne Blythe plays Vida is so insidious.
Ria CarroganGUEST
31:25
It's like, I love it.
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
56:40
Now, here's Mr. Cummings
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
56:42
with our stars.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
56:43
And here they are, Ann Blythe and Claire Trevor.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
56:51
Anne, my dear, I'm shocked, simply shocked to hear you portray such an unscrupulous young woman.
Anne BlythSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:57
Oh, I've played several of them before, Irving.
Tom ElliotHOST
3:43
Okay, my old friend Al Scherzma says, I remember this one very well from childhood and being surprised by the ending, but it really is rather bland and the ending, to adult eyes, is entirely predictable.
Tom ElliotHOST
3:57
I do like Anne Blyth here.
Tom ElliotHOST
3:59
It's the only thing I remember her in, except those Hostess, Fruit Pies, Cupcakes and Twinkies commercials, and I do love the moment when Celia Lovski reveals that she's not Pamela's mother, but rather her daughter.
Tom ElliotHOST
4:13
Thank you, Al.
Tom ElliotHOST
9:13
All the film nerd mumbo jumbo aside, Queen of Denial is a solid piece, though predictable by many means.
Tom ElliotHOST
9:21
It is carried by its performances.
Tom ElliotHOST
9:24
Anne Blythe is literally breathtaking.
Tom ElliotHOST
9:26
Lee Phillips is no stranger to Twilight Zone and a proven mainstay in 1960s TV, before embarking on his directing career.

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