The Locket
1946 filmWikipedia
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Search complete. 9 mentions across 2 episodes found for "The Locket".
Sep 25, 2026
What Ever Happened to Bette & Joan? Bonus Season 2, Ep 1: Bette On the Tube
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25:44speaker_1HOST
However, Walter starts to notice a distinct and undeniable habit Irene has of regularly telling lies.
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25:52speaker_1HOST
This was directed by John Brahm, who in the '40s had directed a number of noir titles like Singapore, Hangover Square, and my favorite, The Locket.
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26:03speaker_1HOST
It was written by Dwight Taylor, who had done some screenplay story work for films like The Gay Divorcee, Top Hat, and Pickup on South Street.
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26:14speaker_1HOST
It was a reunion between Bette and Ray Stricklyn, who had played mother and son the year before in the film The Catered Affair, and this time around they're obviously playing stepmother and stepson.
33 MINS LATER
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59:11ScottGUEST
All of the o-
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59:12speaker_1HOST
I know, I agree.
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59:13speaker_1HOST
I think for me, this is the one I, I don't want to say it's my least favorite, but you know, one of them has to be your least-
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59:21ScottGUEST
Yeah
What Ever Happened to Bette & Joan? Bonus Season 2, Ep 1: Bette On the Tube
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25:44Frank CalvilloHOST
However, Walter starts to notice a distinct and undeniable habit Irene has of regularly telling lies.
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25:52Frank CalvilloHOST
This was directed by John Bram, who in the 40s had directed a number of noir titles like Singapore, Hangover Square, and my favorite, The Locket.
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26:03Frank CalvilloHOST
It was written by Dwight Taylor, who had done some screenplay story work for films like The Gay Divorcee, Top Hat, and Pick Up on South Street.
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26:14Frank CalvilloHOST
It was a reunion between Betty and Ray Strickland, who had played mother and son the year before in the film The Catered Affair.
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59:12Frank CalvilloHOST
I agree.
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59:13Frank CalvilloHOST
I think for me, this is the one I...
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59:16Frank CalvilloHOST
I don't want to say it's my least favorite, but one of them has to be your least favorite.
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59:22Frank CalvilloHOST
And for me, it's this one.