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William Holden

William Holden

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Oct 29, 2026

ChrisHOST
18:28
Leonardo da Vinci is correct.
ChrisHOST
18:31
Sarah Audrey Hepburn plays a daughter of a chauffeur in this classic with Humphrey Bogart and William Holden.
ChrisHOST
18:36
Which film am I talking about?
Sarah CaloriGUEST
18:38
I don't know.
Agnes MoorheadVOICE_ACTOR
2:08
To the movies, Mrs. Hanlon.
Agnes MoorheadVOICE_ACTOR
2:10
It's William Holden tonight.
speaker_3NARRATOR
2:13
You won't
Agnes MoorheadVOICE_ACTOR
2:13
catch
Michael RoffmanHOST
57:06
Do you have any pair of scissors award for Stephen King, who doesn't remember writing any of this because of his subscription, his longtime subscription to alcohol, cocaine and cigarettes? Yeah.
Michael RoffmanHOST
57:20
And it proves yet again that sometimes the best American pop culture art comes from the heart, but one that's beating eight times as fast and smells like William Holden.
Michael RoffmanHOST
57:32
So on that note, I want to give a certificate.
Michael RoffmanHOST
57:36
It's just, I love it.
speaker_5NARRATOR
18:02
We will return to Escape and tonight's story, The Lou Garou, in just a moment.
speaker_5NARRATOR
18:07
Tomorrow night, don't miss William Holden as a hero beneath the seas in Lux Radio Theater's stirring adaptation of the screenplay Submarine Command.
speaker_5NARRATOR
18:17
And now, back to Escape.
speaker_6VOICE_ACTOR
18:39
I'm just closing the store.
Kate WestworthHOST
7:03
On Broadway, he originated another iconic role that, again, he would not be able to portray on the screen.
Kate WestworthHOST
7:10
And that was the role of Linus Larrabee Jr. in Sabrina Fair, which would later be played by Humphrey Bogart in the movie Sabrina, co-starring William Holden and Audrey Hepburn.
Kate WestworthHOST
7:21
In 1958, Cotton would return to Broadway for another hit, which was Once More With Feeling, that ran for 263 performances, and again in 1962, when then 57-year-old Cotton starred in a calculated risk for over 200 performances.
Kate WestworthHOST
7:39
Apart from movie and stage work, Carton continued his work on radio and turned to TV as well.
RobertHOST
20:56
was also in They Live By Night.
RobertHOST
20:57
Since decades of stage and TV work, Hitchcock originally wanted William Holden for this role.
RobertHOST
21:02
Although Ebert said Holden would have been all wrong, too sturdy, too off-put by Brennan.
ChrisHOST
21:07
Yeah, I would agree with that.
ChrisHOST
21:08
I don't think that William Holden would have been great in this at all.
ChrisHOST
21:10
Farley Granger, however, is really great in this movie.
RobertHOST
21:14
Yeah, he seems so like weirdly, like quietly neurotic, but not like overtly so.
speaker_0HOST
0:26
Now, Lucille Ball was began her career in films.
speaker_0HOST
0:30
I mean, she was in a movie with William Holden and many other actors and actresses.
speaker_0HOST
0:36
I saw her in a Three Stooges film once.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
She was a blonde.

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speaker_0HOST
10:57
And it's still very funny to watch.
speaker_0HOST
10:58
I mean, some of the episodes, like when they went to California, the California episodes, they did this in 1955.
speaker_0HOST
11:05
Of course, they had, you know, celebrity, other celebrities, you know, appear in episodes like William Holden, Rock Hudson, Richard Widmark, Harpo Marx.
speaker_0HOST
11:16
Those, of course, some of my favorite episodes.
speaker_1HOST
3:30
It is named after a major street that runs through Hollywood and western Los Angeles.
speaker_1HOST
3:35
The film stars William Holden as Joe Gillis, a struggling screenwriter, and Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond, a former silent film star, who draws him into a deranged fantasy world where she dreams of making
Ryan ReynoldsADVERTISER
3:47
a triumphant return to the screen.
speaker_1HOST
3:50
Eric von Stroheim plays Max von Meierling, her devoted butler, and Nancy Olsen, Jack Webb, Lloyd Goff, and Fred Clark appear in supporting roles.
speaker_1HOST
8:42
So good.
speaker_1HOST
8:43
I struggle a little bit with them calling this black comedy.
speaker_1HOST
8:47
film noir for sure william holden as joe gillis was was a smart ass so there's some like comments he makes here and there that are funny kind of but to call it a black comedy is a little bit of a stretch in my opinion again maybe subjective but um but his performance was great hers was great uh nancy olsen that played uh betty the woman that Joe sort of falls in love with.
speaker_1HOST
9:15
She was very good.
speaker_17NARRATOR
63:55
We will return to Escape and tonight's story, The Lou Garou, in just a moment.
speaker_17NARRATOR
64:00
Tomorrow night, don't miss William Holden as a hero beneath the seas in Lux Radio Theater's stirring adaptation of the screenplay Submarine Command.
speaker_17NARRATOR
64:11
And now, back to Escape.
speaker_17NARRATOR
64:15
I'm just closing the store.
Steve DaleHOST
0:08
Yeah, from the movies and TV right here.
Steve DaleHOST
0:11
She founded the William Holden Wildlife Foundation.
Steve DaleHOST
0:16
In 1982, following William Holden's passing, the foundation's principal project is the William Holden Wildlife Education Center in Kenya, which is in part what we will talk about and so many other things to talk about with Stefanie Powers.
Steve DaleHOST
0:35
What an honor.
Steve DaleHOST
0:36
to speak with you, not only because, yes, yes, heart to heart, I was a fan and all these other things, but Stephanie, what you've done, and we'll talk about what you've done regarding conservation in Africa, that is why I'm so honored to talk with you.
Stefanie PowersGUEST
1:03
Yeah.
Steve DaleHOST
1:05
No argument there.
Steve DaleHOST
1:06
So William Holden was, as I understand it, a hunter and then began to fall in love with Africa.

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