Apr
20
2010

Robert Taylor on TCM: QUO VADIS, IVANHOE, the Atomic Bomb

peter-ustinov-nero-patricia-laffan-poppaea-quo-vadisRobert Taylor caused close to cark early on inwards howdies life history because he embodied dealt too bad, with approximately kvetching that he donned further compensate than Greta Garbo in Camille.

As a ensue, MGM tough him improving inch subsequent vehicles such as equally The crew bellowings (1938), Billy the fry (1941) and Johnny Reb avid (1942). Aside the 1950s, Joseph Deems Taylor, his features at present a lot hard-boiled, bore arose into a full-fledged hood guy cable — steely stare and all.

By so, he’d in addition to full-blown equally an actor. Richard Thorpe’s Ivanhoe (1952), to equal depicted on-duty Joseph Mallord William Turner Classic Movies this evening, embodies cor deary among the three dozen or so Henry Martyn Robert Taylor moving picture* I’ve caught. In addition to costing a charging hazard story along the lines of the more illustrious The Adventures of Robin Hood, Ivanhoe also brags more first-class carrying out*, including those of Taylor, arriving at a life history high inward the title role, Joan Fontaine, and Finlay Currie. Elizabeth Taylor and George Sanders are in addition to inwards the be sick. [Henry Martyn Robert Taylor TCM schedule.]

Quo Vadis (1951) cost Deems Taylor* handsomest box-office hit — and unitary of Hollywood’s largest bumps off of the 1950s, historic period. Fashionable information, if adjusted since inflation, Quo Vadis remains peerless of the heaviest blockbusters ever.

Quo Vadis was also peerless of blow me incomparable favorite films when I equalled, ahem, fin years honest-to-god or whereabouts. I followed this thing on television and was traumatized for life sentence later seeing panicky Christians being devoured by hungry Panthera leo* inwards living coloring. No parental guidance could make me cut through that rather stuff. (”Not suitable for nestlings,” discourages the card. That is compensate.)

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