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Fay Wray

Fay Wray

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Sep 28, 2026

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Sep 28 · 1 Mention

AdamHOST
34:53
He's played everything else.
AdamHOST
34:54
A Game of Death is a remake of Richard Connell's most famous horror thriller, The Most Dangerous Game, which had been adapted once before in 1932 with Joel McRae and Fay Wray, a version that many see as the definitive version.
AdamHOST
35:08
In fact, the director of the 1945 version also saw the 32 job as definitive because he used some of it in this film.
AdamHOST
35:16
The story here follows big game hunter Don Rainsford, played by Loda, who is shipwrecked on the island of Eric Krieger, played by Edgar Barrier, a sinister nobleman who's also pretty big into hunting too.
The Old ManHOST
59:35
King Kong.
The Old ManHOST
59:38
King Kong with Fay Wray, the actress Fay Wray.
Shonda SinclairHOST
59:42
I guess I thought that was a big suit with somebody in it.
The Old ManHOST
59:46
It might be in some of it, but most of it is stop motion.
Patte RosebankHOST
34:54
And there was a bit of a fight, which Gloria Swanson talked about afterwards.
Patte RosebankHOST
34:58
Fay Wray's husband was a complete insert expletive here.
Patte RosebankHOST
35:03
And there was a fight and he actually punched out Herbert Marshall.
Patte RosebankHOST
35:08
And the shock was like, you attacked a disabled man, a handicapped man, and it was a real mess.
EricHOST
45:11
Well, whatever makes you happy, you know.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:16
Whatever happened to Fay Wray? That delicate...
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:24
Sat in draped frame As it clung to her thigh How I started to cry Cause I wanted to be dressed just the same
Richard O'BrienSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:49
Give yourself over to absolute pleasure Swim the warm waters of sins of the flesh Beyond any measure And sensual daydreams To treasure
EricHOST
50:33
I thought that was a nice little touch to the old classic
Brother JHOST
50:36
movies.
Brother JHOST
50:37
Well, especially because, you know, he says, you know, the line is, whatever happened to Fay Wray?
EricHOST
50:41
Exactly.
X7HOST
4:42
Now, Dr. X was a movie.
X7HOST
4:45
I believe Fay Wray was in that one, maybe.
X7HOST
4:49
I've never seen it.
X7HOST
4:50
It has nothing to do with building a creature, though.
BrentHOST
52:52
The train goes right into King Kong and she grabs.
BrentHOST
52:55
And I brought up, I asked you about the old movie because this, of course, is a callback to that movie where he had Fay Wray and had her in his hand as he climbed the Empire State Building.
BrentHOST
53:04
We ain't got no Empire State Buildings here, but King Kong will climb a building with her in his hand.
BrentHOST
53:08
And that's where your boy remembers because the husband is like fucking going crazy.
Tom NeenanGUEST
70:36
It's so good.
Tom NeenanGUEST
70:37
She's proper Fay Wray in this one.
Tom NeenanGUEST
70:38
She is the damsel in distress, but, like, because it's Tom and Sarah, she's never treated...
Tom NeenanGUEST
70:44
Like, the character's never treated like that.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
65:14
Lux presents Hollywood.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
65:16
[upbeat orchestral music] The Lux Radio Theater brings you Pat O'Brien, Ronald Reagan, Donald Crisp, and Fay Wray in Knute Rockne All American.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
65:37
Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
65:41
[audience cheering] [audience applauding] Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
66:26
Tonight in Knute Rockne All American, you will hear the true life drama of the beloved Notre Dame coach played by Pat O'Brien, who is starring in the same role in Warner Brothers' great screen success.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
66:38
Pat's performance in the picture is earning the combined cheers of screen and football fans.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
66:43
And with him tonight we have Ronald Reagan and Donald Crisp, also of the picture cast, and Fay Wray.
speaker_31ANNOUNCER
66:51
Knute Rockne was a good deal more than just a coach to his players, so there's a good deal more to his story than just football.
John KitleyHOST
9:04
Plus, the other thing that happened with the sound that I don't think gets enough attention is you could hear women screaming.
John KitleyHOST
9:13
I mean, Fay Wray became known as the first scream queen.
John KitleyHOST
9:17
That was affecting audience.
John KitleyHOST
9:18
You get to hear the terror in their voice, which then emphasized the impact of what was happening to her on screen.
Kyle WarrenHOST
51:18
Also, how about this one? Born in 1907.
Kyle WarrenHOST
51:23
She passed away in 2004, and that was Fay Wray.
Kyle WarrenHOST
51:29
And of course, uh, a storied actress, of course.
Kyle WarrenHOST
51:34
Uh, but of course, she was probably best known, uh, for her role, uh, in, uh, King Kong, in 1933, uh, version of King Kong, with the stop-motion photography and just an achievement.
Kyle WarrenHOST
53:16
Of course, King Kong is a, um, iconic story, uh, i-i-in, in, in, in so many ways.
Kyle WarrenHOST
53:25
And then, of course, later on, now this-- then you fast-forward a little bit from 1933 to 1976, then you have Dino De Laurentiis.
Kyle WarrenHOST
53:36
And Dino De Laurentiis comes along, and he says, "I'm going to make a King Kong movie with Jeff Bridges." Right? And, um, I'm trying to think of the name of the, uh, of the actress who played, uh, the, uh, the, the role that Fay Wray, uh, had played.
Kyle WarrenHOST
53:52
Uh, Jessica Lange, I think.

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