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Here's the only expert from one of his shows.

Who chose the header for this thread? This isn't a romance

Cary played the helpless innocent bystander who gets dragged into madness every well.

Barnabas Collins as Jonathan, I can easily see that, Mrs. C however I can't see that, murder isn't her thing. That would be like having Betty White and Carol Burnett playing the aunts, you just can't picture it.

This site talks about some of the deleted scenes. https://forums.lostmediawiki.com/thread/2989/evidence-deleted-scene-arsenic-lace

That must of been quite the performance with Edith Bunker, Flo "Kiss My Grits", and Fish. Was Fish (Abe) playing Mortimer or Johnathan or was he one of the victims? We did that same curtain call gimmick at our final show and a good amount of those 12 victims were people I knew. I originally...

I think I remember seeing a photo somewhere online some years ago of what looked like someone looking down into the basement from the stairs and you could see grave mounds on the floor. When my high school theater dept. did Arsenic, one of our shows did that last scene with both the aunts and...

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Do you like Cary Grant? Do you like Frank Capra? Do you like comedy? If yes to any of the 3 then YES YOU SHOULD SEE BUY IT AND WATCH IT

That would make a great fun documentary.

Audio is nice, but I'm a audio and visual learner, just hearing a voice doesn't do much for me. Plus with a film such as this one and if if this person knows the history of the entire production both stage and screen I'd love to see visuals of both the Broadway play, the movie, and some of the...

I thought he must of done some audio interviews at least as he was the star of the film, the rest of the cast were mostly character actors and doubt they where ever interviewed unless TCM did some in the early 90's when the channel started.

Was Cary ever on Dick Cavett? I know Frank Capra was but don't know if he ever talked about Arsenic.

Ok firstly Secondly, however aside from the commentary that's sparse when it comes to features. Audio commentaries are nice, but a documentary would have been better though. as would some archive interviews with Cary as I'm sure they exist somewhere.