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The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (1936, Stephen Roberts)

The Stop Button Posted by on Jun 29, 2012

With a better director, a competent editor and a slightly stronger screenplay, The Ex-Mrs. Bradford might be more than an amusing diversion. While William Powell and Jean Arthur are great together, the film underuses them in general and her in particular. There’s this great dinner scene where she’s read more

One Sunday Afternoon (1933, Stephen Roberts)

The Stop Button Posted by on Sep 3, 2008

One Sunday Afternoon suffers from some of the standard play-to-film problems. The scenes go on too long, especially in the first half, which only contains three real scenes. The opening, which is a lengthy, seemingly direct adaptation from the play, features Gary Cooper and Roscoe Karns talking to read more