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The African Queen

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Nov 4, 2026

Dan GelernterHOST
14:26
That is a few more steps than I managed.
Dan GelernterHOST
14:29
I will say my connection was Humphrey Bogart to Katharine Hepburn in African Queen and Katharine Hepburn to Ginger Rogers in Stage Door, which also had Adolphe Manjou.
Dan GelernterHOST
14:41
So you could have connected either two of them through Stage Door.
Josh GelernterHOST
14:44
Manjou is the glue that holds Hollywood together.
Steve CubineHOST
18:40
Yeah.
Steve CubineHOST
18:40
Well, a lot of people compared this to the African Queen.
Steve CubineHOST
18:44
Very similar dynamics, which was kind of interesting because when Columbia Pictures bought the rights to the African Queen, they initially had in mind Charles Lawton and Elsa Lanchester for the roles.
Steve CubineHOST
18:55
But once the Beachcomber opened in the United States, well, that just went away.
Nan McNamaraHOST
19:00
Yeah.
Luke DeckardHOST
30:05
oh god
Matthew BoothHOST
30:06
you know and much more like sort of Humphrey Bogart in The African Queen and Treasure of the Sierra Madre and all that that sort of character and I think I don't know if it was Kasdan that started to sort of reign them in and say, we can't do this, you know, but out of those discussions, ideas, good and bad came and the best were obviously chosen.
Matthew BoothHOST
30:28
I mean, cause I can't imagine anyone sympathizing with the alcoholic gambling.
Matthew BoothHOST
30:34
Indiana Jones himself.
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
2:01
Hollywood.
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
2:04
Leader Brothers Company, the makers of Luxe Pilot Soap, bring you the Luxe Radio Theater, starring Humphrey Bogart and Greg Arson in The African Queen.
Ken CarpenterNARRATOR
2:17
Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Irving Cummings.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
2:27
Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
2:29
When the Academy Award for Best Performance by an Actor was presented last March, a star who had built his reputation with great performances of gangster parts was among those nominated.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
2:41
And Humphrey Bogart won that award with great acclaim in the unusual role of the intemperate skipper of the African Queen.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
2:49
And as his co-star of this John Huston production, we have beautiful Greer Gossin, another Academy Award winner.
Irving CummingsNARRATOR
2:56
Tonight, Miss Garson will vary her popular role of the charming wife to play a straight-laced spinster.
GeoffHOST
22:11
The cinematographer was the famous Jack Cardiff.
GeoffHOST
22:14
Of course, he did The Red Shoes and African Queen.
GeoffHOST
22:19
So he's working on this and very, very precise on his lighting.
GeoffHOST
22:24
So he got a bit pissed off every time that Lewis Teague swapped things around.
QuintonHOST
34:16
All of a sudden, it's looking pretty nice over on 1955's Oscar night because we have...
QuintonHOST
34:25
Marlon Brando winning best actor against Humphrey Bogart, the rematch that we addressed a couple of weeks ago after Bogart beat out Brando for the African Queen film over his performance in A Streetcar Named Desire.
QuintonHOST
34:44
Brando nominated four years in a row, the first and only actor to be nominated for lead actor four years back to back to back to back.
QuintonHOST
34:55
And now he finally won.
SushHOST
35:48
That guy's good in anything.
SushHOST
35:50
But going back to...
SushHOST
35:53
Bogart winning for the African queen against Brando and a streetcar named desire.
SushHOST
35:58
Um, I think that those performances were a lot closer, but that one is considered a big upset because Brando was so good in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Brian McDonaldHOST
41:12
John Huston was really good at giving direction.
Brian McDonaldHOST
41:16
When he made The African Queen with Katherine Hepburn, she couldn't figure out how to play the character she was playing.
Brian McDonaldHOST
41:26
And she struggled with it for a couple of days.
Brian McDonaldHOST
41:28
And I guess he just came up to her one day and said, Eleanor Roosevelt.
Philip ClarkHOST
55:47
For which film did Humphrey Bogart win his only Oscar?
DickAUDIENCE
55:53
The African Queen.
DickAUDIENCE
55:54
Correct.
Philip ClarkHOST
55:55
The African Queen.
Philip ClarkHOST
55:58
Yes.
Philip ClarkHOST
56:00
Wonderful movie, wasn't it?
BrendanHOST
7:01
But there are some answers here we got from our peoples.
BrendanHOST
7:07
Stuart says a classic one, Bogart and Hepburn in The African Queen.
BrendanHOST
7:12
Humphrey Bogart and Catherine Hepburn.
BrendanHOST
7:14
I almost said Audrey Hepburn, but they were in a different movie together.

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Ray Bradbury and John Huston's Moby Dick Collaboration

Oct 13 · 1 Mention

speaker_0HOST
21:32
Okay, unpack that.
speaker_1HOST
21:34
So years earlier, Viertel had endured his own grueling, hellish crucible while working as a writer for Houston on the film The African Queen.
speaker_0HOST
21:43
Oh, wow, so he survived the exact same gauntlet.
speaker_1HOST
21:46
Exactly, and Viertel's experience was so profoundly traumatizing that he later actually fictionalized the entire ordeal into a novel.

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