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Michael Redgrave

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Oct 16, 2026

Caroline WilsonHOST
6:58
Well, interesting.
Caroline WilsonHOST
6:59
So in the '50s, Joseph Mankiewicz made a film of The Quiet American starring Audie Murphy and I think Michael Redgrave, and it's very much sanitized, changed a lot of the main story.
Corrie PerkinHOST
7:13
Mm.
Caroline WilsonHOST
7:13
And then Philip Noyce-
Angel HeartGUEST
28:55
...
Angel HeartGUEST
28:55
but, and also 'cause Michael Redgrave is not attractive to me.
Zach Langley Chi ChiHOST
28:58
No.
Angel HeartGUEST
28:58
But having read the novel where it's very apparent-
Caroline WilsonHOST
53:11
Well, interesting.
Caroline WilsonHOST
53:12
So in the '50s, Joseph Mankiewicz made a film of The Quiet American starring Audie Murphy and I think Michael Redgrave.
Caroline WilsonHOST
53:22
And it's very much sanitized, changed a lot of the main story.
Corrie PerkinHOST
53:27
Mm.
Patrick RankinHOST
53:15
The cast was strong.
Patrick RankinHOST
53:17
Margaret Lockwood and Michael Redgrave played the young leads, with Dame May Whitty as the missing woman.
Patrick RankinHOST
53:26
Released in autumn 1938, it became a major hit in Britain, and in America too.
Patrick RankinHOST
53:35
The film strengthened the reputation Hitchcock was already building there.
AC WilsonHOST
9:29
Right.
AC WilsonHOST
9:30
She strikes up a perfectly normal friendship with a charming elderly woman named Miss Froy, played by Dame May Whitty, and we've got Michael Redgrave in the mix as well.
speaker_7HOST
9:39
A stellar cast for a brilliant setup.
AC WilsonHOST
9:41
Eventually, the train gets dug out of the snow, everyone reboards, and they are back on course.
SimonHOST
1:46
The dynamic between Roberts and Williams is particularly compelling, as it highlights the clash of wills between a man who seeks justice and another who revels in cruelty.
SimonHOST
1:57
The supporting cast, including Ian Bannon as a sympathetic staff sergeant and Michael Redgrave as a conflicted medical officer, adds depth to the story.
SimonHOST
2:10
The hill is not without its flaws.
SimonHOST
2:13
Some scenes could have benefited from tighter editing and the character arc of Ossie Davis' West Indian soldier feels somewhat contrived.
AdrianHOST
3:10
We are talking about casts that included John Gielgud, Sybil Thorndike, Ralph Richardson.
ClaraHOST
3:15
Ingrid Bergman, Michael Redgrave, Vanessa Redgrave.
AdrianHOST
3:18
Yeah.
AdrianHOST
3:19
These are the foundational pillars of modern classical acting, and they were actively lining up to secure roles in his productions.

26 MINS LATER

AdrianHOST
29:21
Hunter premieres a new play called A Touch of the Sun.
AdrianHOST
29:24
Commercially, he still has immense pulling power.
ClaraHOST
29:27
The play stars Michael Redgrave and his daughter, Vanessa Redgrave, making her professional stage debut.
AdrianHOST
29:32
But the critical reception has entirely soured.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:06
... supporting actors were amazing.
Steve CubineGUEST
66:08
I, I also really loved, uh, in a small part, Michael Redgrave-
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:12
Yeah, yeah.
Frank CalvilloHOST
66:13
Yeah
Steve CubineGUEST
66:13
... who was very surprising in his, um, sort of, how would you put it? You know, he won't stand up to anybody.
Steve CubineGUEST
66:21
And I always think of Michael Redgrave-
Frank CalvilloHOST
66:23
Mm-hmm
Steve CubineGUEST
66:23
... as, as just being that very posh, you know.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:06
... supporting actors were amazing.
Steve CubineGUEST
66:08
I, I also really loved, uh, in a small part, Michael Redgrave.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:12
Yeah, yeah.
Frank CalvilloHOST
66:13
Yeah.
Steve CubineGUEST
66:13
Who was very surprising in his, um, sort of, how would you put it? You know, he won't stand up to anybody, and I always think of Michael Redgrave as, as just being that very posh, you know.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:26
Yes.
Steve CubineGUEST
66:26
I, I just loved that he was willing to go there with that part.
Steve KubineGUEST
66:08
Yeah.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:08
I also really loved, in a small part, Michael Redgrave.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:12
Yeah, yeah.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:13
Who was very surprising in his sort of, how would you put it? You know, he won't stand up to anybody.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:21
And I always think of Michael Redgrave as just being that very posh, you know.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:26
Yes.
Nan McNamaraGUEST
66:27
I just loved that he was willing to go there with that part.

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