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BOTD in 1905, One of the Best Actors of All Time… Henry Fonda

May 16, 2022 By Joi

James Stewart and Henry Fonda in The Cheyenne Social Club

James Stewart and Henry Fonda in The Cheyenne Social Club

Henry Fonda has, along with James Stewart, been my favorite actor for as long as I can remember. I must have seen It’s a Wonderful Life and Spencer’s Mountain around the same time as a little girl, because they ascended to the top of the list at the same time and neither has ever slipped. In fact, the more films of theirs I saw, the better foothold they established!

Henry Fonda was born on this day in Nebraska in 1905.  His first film was The Farmer Takes a Wife in 1935, followed by Way Down East and  I Dream too Much (also 1935).

Henry Fonda and Janet Gaynor, The Farmer Takes a Wife
Henry Fonda and Janet Gaynor, The Farmer Takes a Wife

Whenever someone asks for recommendations when tackling an individual star’s’ filmography, Henry Fonda is always one of the first names out of my mouth or off of my fingertips. He made some extraordinary movies and his filmography is simply a great deal of fun. He never failed to give a wonderful performance and almost always walked away as the biggest standout and star of the movie he was in. Some stars, of course, hung with him and maintained an equal footing (Barbara Stanwyck, James Stewart, Ann Dvorak, Vincent Price, Victor Mature, Bette Davis, Maureen O’Hara..) but none ever outshined him.

In all fairness, Barbara Bed Geddes came darn close in The Long Night!

Henry Fonda, simply put, was one of the most talented actors to ever step in front of a camera. If it weren’t for his friend and partner at the top of my personal favorite’s list, James Stewart, I would say he was the absolute best male actor to ever live. As it is, he has company in this regard – and I’m sure he wouldn’t mind one bit.

Henry Fonda, Behind the Scenes of The Grapes of Wrath

Henry Fonda, Behind the Scenes of The Grapes of Wrath

Filed Under: BOTD, Henry Fonda Tagged With: BOTD, Henry Fonda, James Stewart

James Stewart and Henry Fonda: The Cheyenne Social Club (I LOVE this film so much!)

December 17, 2021 By Joi

James Stewart and Henry Fonda, The Cheyenne Social Club

James Stewart and Henry Fonda

If you know anything about my old Hollywood favorites, you know that James Stewart and Henry Fonda are two of my favorite all-time actors (male… I make this distinction because many people have taken to calling ALL actors and actresses “actors”). While I have other favorites (John Wayne, Melvyn Douglas, James Garner, Humphrey Bogart to name a few), these two never budge from the top two spots.

It just occurred to me, this seems like a particularly unusual post among all the Christmas ones, doesn’t it?! Can’t help it… I’m unusual, myself, so I gravitate to the unusual.

I recently revisited this wonderful movie, which explains why it’s on my mind. It’s absolutely wonderful and the entire cast is outstanding – particularly Henry Fonda, James Stewart, Shirley Jones, and Sue Ane Langdon.

Shirley Jones, The Cheyenne Social Club

Shirley Jones

The wonderful James Stewart and Henry Fonda (who happened to be very close friends) made three movies together:

  • On Our Merry Way (1948)
  • Firecreek (1968)
  • The Cheyenne Social Club (1970)

I wish they had made more, but this fan will take what she can get!

The hilarious and FUN The Cheyenne Social Club (1970) is my favorite of the three but, as you could guess, I love all three. The Cheyenne Social Club was directed by the legendary actor Gene Kelly (not gonna lie, this has always fascinated me) and also stars Shirley Jones, Sue Ane Langdon, Dabs Greer, Elaine Devry, Jackie Joseph (best-remembered as Ramona, Ernest T. Bass’ girlfriend on The Andy Griffith Show), Jackie Russell, and Sharon DeBord.

James Stewart and Henry Fonda

Robert Middleton, Henry Fonda, and James Stewart

You can find a James Stewart and Henry Fonda “Double Feature” DVD Set on Amazon – The Cheyenne Social Club and Firecreek (Amazon link).  When you’re two favorite actors are Henry Fonda and James Stewart like mine are, this is just the kind of double feature you’re looking for!

Shirley Jones and James Stewart, The Cheyenne Social Club

Shirley Jones and James Stewart

Filed Under: Henry Fonda, James Stewart, Perfect Movies, Picture of the Day, Shirley Jones Tagged With: Henry Fonda, James Stewart, Shirley Jones

James Stewart and Henry Fonda: Absolute Perfection in The Cheyenne Social Club

August 22, 2021 By Joi

James Stewart and Henry Fonda, The Cheyenne Social Club

James Stewart and Henry Fonda

One of my favorite movies is the 1970 comedy western The Cheyenne Social Club. Given that three of my all-time favorite stars (Henry Fonda, James Stewart, and Shirley Jones) are in the film, it sort of makes sense, doesn’t it?!

If you haven’t seen this one in a while, I strongly recommend a revisit – it’s outrageous fun and downright hilarious. Watch the expressions (especially early in the film!) of Henry Fonda and James Stewart – they are absolutely priceless. If you’ve NEVER seen this one, do yourself a favor and find it right away! You won’t regret a single minute.

You can find a James Stewart and Henry Fonda “Double Feature” DVD Set on Amazon – The Cheyenne Social Club and Firecreek (Amazon link).  These are two of the three films the close friends made together, with 1948’s On Our Merry Way being the other (and first).

Henry Fonda and James Stewart, The Cheyenne Social Club

Henry Fonda and James Stewart, The Cheyenne Social Club

Filed Under: Henry Fonda, James Stewart, Perfect Movies Tagged With: Henry Fonda, James Stewart

Henry Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck, and Preston Sturges: Behind the Scenes of The Lady Eve

August 9, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck, and Preston Sturges Behind the Scenes of The Lady Eve

Henry Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck, and Preston Sturges Behind the Scenes of The Lady Eve (1941)

I’m fairly certain I’ve mentioned this before (and I’m equally certain I’m about to do it again)…. Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck are two of my absolute favorites. Top tier, never say a negative thing about them in my presence favorites. Which is why I am head over heels in love with the fact that they not only made several movies together, but one of them in particular is one of my all time favorite films. Nothing against The Mad Miss Manton (their adorable first film), but The Lady Eve is an absolute work of perfection.

As in every single minute.

I also love the fact that it’s apparent they enjoyed working together. It comes through every scene and it’s just delicious.

Speaking of delicious – I will never (and I mean never) get over the fact that they were holding hands in this adorable behind the scenes picture. I’m also never getting over how cute she is in her hat, but that’s for another day.

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck - behind the scenes

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck

You can find The Lady Eve: The Criterion Collection on Amazon or watch it on Prime Video.

Filed Under: Barbara Stanwyck, Behind the Scenes Pictures, Henry Fonda Tagged With: Barbara Stanwyck, Behind the Scenes pictures, Henry Fonda, The Lady Eve

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, The Lady Eve

June 27, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, The Lady Eve

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, The Lady Eve

Given that Barbara Stanwyck is one of my top 3 favorite actresses and Henry Fonda is one of my top 3 favorite actors, it’s almost a cinch that I’ll love any movie they made together. The fact that The Lady Eve happens to be an absolutely flawless movie, however, would seal the deal even if (Heaven most absolutely forbid!) two other stars played the leads.

The chemistry between Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda does, I must say, make a perfect movie even more perfect. Add in the always wonderful Charles Coburn and you have a movie that should be must-see viewing for anyone who calls themselves a movie fan.

The 1941 romantic comedy was directed (beautifully) by Preston Sturges. He’s fast becoming one of my favorite directors. The more of his films I see, the more of his genius I recognize.

You can find The Lady Eve: The Criterion Collection on Amazon or watch it on Prime Video.

Filed Under: Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, Picture of the Day Tagged With: Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, The Lady Eve

Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda, The Lady Eve

June 3, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, The Lady Eve

Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck

I am really lucky in that many of my favorites didn’t just co-star in films, but they co-starred in WONDERFUL films… films that, not surprisingly are among my favorites.

  • Maureen O’Hara, John Wayne, and Barry Fitzgerald: The Quiet Man
  • Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda: Yours,  Mine, and Ours
  • Katharine Hepburn and John Wayne: Rooster Cogburn
  • James Stewart and Henry Fonda: The Cheyenne Social Club
  • Maureen O’Hara and Henry Fonda: Spencer’s Mountain
  • Barbara Stanwyck and S.Z. Sakall, Christmas in Connecticut

There are many others, including the absolutely hilarious (and, to be honest, perfect in every way) 1941 comedy The Lady Eve. Starring Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, and Charles Coburn (love them all to distraction), this is one of the all time GREAT movies.

The Lady Eve was directed by the wonderful Preston Sturges who made the absolute most out of having three of Hollywood’s greatest talents of all time.

You can find The Lady Eve: The Criterion Collection on Amazon. It’s also available on Prime Video!

This is one of my all-time favorite movies and, if you haven’t seen it, it might just need to be the next film you see!


Filed Under: Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, Picture of the Day Tagged With: Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda, The Lady Eve

Henry Fonda and Bette Davis, Jezebel (One of the Truly GREAT Films)

May 6, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda and Bette Davis, Jezebel

Henry Fonda and Bette Davis, Jezebel

One of my favorite movies stars FIVE of my favorite stars… it doesn’t get much sweeter than that! The movie is Jezebel (1938, directed by the wonderful William Wyler) and the four stars are Henry Fonda, Bette Davis, Theresa Harris, Spring Byington, and Margaret Lindsay.

How much do I love this particular movie? Well, I’ll let you in on a little secret I haven’t told anyone before (besides my cats, of course, we keep nothing from each other)…. I actually like Jezebel even better than Gone With the Wind.. and this is really saying something because I adore that one.

There’s just something about the magic in this particular film and Henry Fonda and Bette Davis simply cannot be topped. When they’re on top of their game (which they always were), there were no two stars any better.

If you’ve never seen Jezebel, I hope you’ll find it really soon. You can find Jezebel on dvd (Amazon link) or you can watch Jezebel on Prime Video (link to the movie).

Henry Fonda and Bette Davis, Jezebel

Henry Fonda and Bette Davis

Filed Under: Bette Davis, Henry Fonda, Picture of the Day Tagged With: Bette Davis, Henry Fonda, Jezebel

Henry Fonda and Alfred Hitchcock: Behind the Scenes of The Wrong Man

April 14, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda and Alfred Hitchcock, Behind the Scenes of The Wrong Man

Legends Henry Fonda and Alfred Hitchcock

It seems kind of remarkable, to me, that Henry Fonda and Alfred Hitchcock made only one film together – but what a great one The Wrong Man was! Ironically, Henry Fonda’s close friend James Stewart made four films with the great director.

The Wrong Man (1953) is an excellent film noir. Henry Fonda plays Christopher Emanuel “Manny” Balestrero, an innocent man who is arrested after a case of mistaken identity. The consistently wonderful Vera Miles stars as his wife. If you’ve never seen this one, it’s very much worth searching out.

If you HAVE seen it… it’s very much worth seeing again!

You can find The Wrong Man (Amazon link) on dvd or watch it on Prime Video.

Henry Fonda and Alfred Hitchcock, Behind the Scenes of The Wrong Man

Henry Fonda and Alfred Hitchcock, Behind the Scenes of The Wrong Man

Filed Under: Alfred Hitchcock, Behind the Scenes Pictures, Henry Fonda, Picture of the Day Tagged With: Alfred Hitchcock, Behind the Scenes pictures, Henry Fonda

Henry Fonda, Once Upon a Time in the West

March 18, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda, Once Upon a Time in the West

Henry Fonda, Once Upon a Time in the West

Henry Fonda is, without a doubt, one of my VERY favorite actors. Has been for as long as I can remember. I’m such a huge fan that, I have a confession to make – part of me actually kind of judges a person’s opinions if he isn’t on their list of favorite actors!

Seriously, a part of me (that I never allow out to play) says, “How in the world can you consider yourself a fan of classic Hollywood or films, in general, if Henry Fonda isn’t on your list of favorite actors?!”

Okay, there you have it. My dirty little secret. When it comes to my favorites, one of the little voices in my head isn’t very nice… but, by gosh, is she ever loyal!

(Continued below Henry Fonda giving a menacing look – the same one I give people who don’t name him on their list!)

Henry Fonda, Once Upon a Time in the West

Henry Fonda, Once Upon a Time in the West

These photos are from his wonderful 1968 western Once Upon a Time in the West (originally titled C’era una volta il West). The movie was directed one of my favorite directors, Sergio Leone, and also starred Claudia Cardinale, Jason Robards, Charles Bronson, Gabriele Ferzetti, and Keenan Wynn.

You can find Once Upon a Time in the West (Amazon link) on dvd or watch it on Prime Video.

Henry Fonda, Once Upon a Time in the West

Henry Fonda and Charles Bronson, Once Upon a Time in the West

Filed Under: Henry Fonda, Picture of the Day, Westerns Tagged With: Henry Fonda, Henry Fonda pictures, Westerns

Henry Fonda: Behind the Scenes of Once Upon a Time in the West

March 12, 2021 By Joi

Henry Fonda, Behind the Scenes Once Upon a Time in the West

I’m sure I’ve already told you, probably 100 times but I am obsessed (obsessed, I tell you!) with behind the scenes pictures. There’s something absolutely magical about them as far as I’m concerned. If they happen to involve a period piece or western…. it’s even more fun!

This behind the scenes picture of Henry Fonda while making Once Upon a Time in the West is one of my favorites. Here we have a ruthless villain just… you know… reading the paper.

Love it.

You can find Once Upon a Time in the West (Amazon link) on dvd or watch it on Prime Video. I highly recommend it – wonderful western and Fonda is, as always, positively wonderful.

Henry Fonda, Behind the Scenes Once Upon a Time in the West

 

 

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