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Spencer Tracy

Spencer Tracy

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Nov 6, 2026

AndreaHOST
36:33
We love her.
AndreaHOST
36:34
There's an old, old movie with Catherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy called Desk Set, which I absolutely love.
AndreaHOST
36:39
That's a good movie.
AndreaHOST
36:41
They have these computers and they're like these giant things.
speaker_13GUEST
24:28
It was a deluxe theater.
speaker_13GUEST
24:29
It was Spencer Tracy and something.
Jack WebbVOICE_ACTOR
24:31
What was on when you walked in?
speaker_13GUEST
24:32
The news.
AJ BenzaHOST
26:44
of a weakened, dying bogey.
AJ BenzaHOST
26:47
And his Hollywood friends, guys like Sinatra, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, John Huston, they would come by his house and sit with him, have a glass of whiskey, talk about the old days.
AJ BenzaHOST
26:58
And bogey at this point is down to like 80 pounds, wracked with pain, never complained, sat in his wheelchair, cracked jokes, kept his sharp whip, and held his wife's hand.
AJ BenzaHOST
27:11
And finally, on the 14th of January, 1957, Bogart loses his battle with esophageal cancer, dying at 57 years old.
BillHOST
27:49
You should watch it.
BillHOST
27:49
Spencer Tracy.
BillHOST
27:50
Yeah.
BillHOST
27:52
Alright,
TaylorHOST
48:31
We should mention it's technically a remake of an Elizabeth Taylor movie.
Katie WilsonGUEST
48:37
Is it Elizabeth? It's Spencer Tracy, right? I thought Father of the Bride.
Katie WilsonGUEST
48:44
Yeah, the original.
MikeHOST
48:46
I didn't realize that.
TaylorHOST
48:47
Yeah.
TaylorHOST
48:50
It is Elizabeth Taylor, Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett.
TaylorHOST
48:54
Yeah.
TaylorHOST
48:57
um so it's i don't know how faithful an adaptation or an update is i've actually never seen the original one
Michael GebertHOST
63:50
Stanley Kramer's 1963 It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World was in many ways a production that proved its title true, but in the end it was a hit, made money for everybody, even if they had to fight each other to get it, and remains a favorite for many who first saw it as kids.
Michael GebertHOST
64:08
A group that includes James Curtis, who's known for his biographies of people like Spencer Tracy, Buster Keaton, W.C. Fields, and others.
Michael GebertHOST
64:18
His new book, Comedy is a Grim Business, which is something Stanley Kramer said about the making of his film, tells the story, including why the film won his heart when it first came out.
Michael GebertHOST
64:30
I started by asking him about his first experience of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.

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James CurtisGUEST
78:46
remember,
Michael GebertHOST
78:47
you know, there's a certain point in my life I was very much, oh, I know how they did that, you know.
Michael GebertHOST
78:55
And, you know, so seeing, you know, seeing guys wearing a Spencer Tracy face or, you know, suddenly moving like King Kong, not like actual humans doing something, you know, it was recognizable to me.
Michael GebertHOST
79:11
Yeah.
NateHOST
18:39
Ginger Rogers.
MikeHOST
18:40
Yep, and Catherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy.
MikeHOST
18:44
Is that what his name was? Yep.
NateHOST
18:45
Yep.
Patrick AndreNARRATOR
2:56
McRae was well-liked by many actors, including Will Rogers, Randolph Scott, and Catherine Hepburn, as well as publisher William Randolph Hearst.
Patrick AndreNARRATOR
3:06
Hepburn placed McRae's acting skill on par with Spencer Tracy and Humphrey Bogart, although McRae himself was very modest about his own ability.
Patrick AndreNARRATOR
3:16
McRae was the first person to play Dr. Kildare in 1937's Interns Can't Take Money.
Patrick AndreNARRATOR
3:22
He was in Gregory LaCava's Primrose Path, in Alfred Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent, both in 1940, Sullivan's Travel in 1941, and The More the Merrier in 1943.
Emmy HikinsHOST
3:42
The Boys Town, a real non-profit organization and community near Omaha, Nebraska, founded in 1917 by Father Jay Flanagan to help at-risk children and families.
Emmy HikinsHOST
3:57
So, even though that must might have preceded him that the saying might have preceded 1884 1917 it still had links to humanitarian um humanitarian activities so to say now there was a film by a film in 1938 classical biography biographical drama starring spencer tracy as father flanagan and mickey rooney so this um that phrase It's actually lived on for centuries, isn't it? I would say centuries, 142 years from 1884.
Emmy HikinsHOST
4:44
And even today...
Emmy HikinsHOST
4:45
We're going to take a short break now.
Emmy HikinsHOST
1:17
Now, it says the Boys Town, often confused with the phrases, the Boys Town, a real non-profit organization and community near Omaha, Nebraska, founded in 1917 by Father Jay Flanagan to help at-risk children and families.
Emmy HikinsHOST
1:40
So, even though that must might have preceded him that the saying might have preceded 1884 1917 it still had links to humanitarian um humanitarian activities so to say now there was a film by a film in 1938 classical biography biographical drama starring spencer tracy as father flanagan and mickey rooney so this um that phrase It's actually lived on for centuries, isn't it? I would say centuries, 142 years from 1884.
Emmy HikinsHOST
2:27
And even today, it still has deep meaning, isn't it? He ain't heavy, he's my brother.
Emmy HikinsHOST
2:34
Now, the question that was asked in one of the articles was, what we want to know is, who carried you or who did you carry? Now, I'm not going to put you on the spot there.

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