There's a Lot Going on in Peyton Place

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Depravity can be interesting!
To skip around:
0:00 - Disclaimer
0:12 - Intro
2:06 - Book's origins/plot
7:08 - Constance, Allison, and Selena
14:41 - Dr. Swain, Mr. Rossi, and Norman
20:19 - Why Peyton Place isn't "important"
26:00 - Conclusion

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8 авг 2024

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@RunTravelSleepRepeat 11 месяцев назад

Dustin, this amazing. Everything from your captivating narration to the meticulously detailed story behind the movie, I absolutely love this.

@miapdx503 Год назад

I was binging on Peyton Place a few years ago. It was fascinating...then it became dark. Very dark...😐

@DustinReckling Год назад

Is this a show recommendation? I was tempted.

@miapdx503 Год назад

@@DustinReckling I highly recommend it! Especially the first black and white episodes. The beginning was fascinating. 😏

@EclecticDD Год назад

@@miapdx503 I second that. I enjoyed the show and it features a young Mia Farrow.

@akrenwinkle Год назад

The Peyton Place film theme song is lush and beautiful. It was used in the TV series also.

@DustinReckling Год назад

I didn't even mention the score! It's extremely orgiastic at times, but still so full and grandiose. Definitely enhances the film's aesthetic.

@akrenwinkle Год назад

@@DustinReckling Any comment containing orgiastic, grandiose, and aesthetic... I'M IN!

@patriciamoore7849 9 месяцев назад

Great story line nice.enjoyed very much .I watched it on TV years ago

@SMtWalkerS Год назад

Very interesting analysis. Made me want to go back and re-watch and re-read "Peyton Place". I was a teen in the 70s and saw the movie with my mom on the late movie on tv. My mom told me what a bombshell it was in the 50s and it had us discussing sex, rape, and incest, things we had never discussed before. A pretty influential movie in my life, for that reason alone.

@DustinReckling Год назад

100% very liberating discussion surrounding those topics, from a mainstream source no less! I think if the book had been more eloquently written it would find itself within literary canon. Also glad the film didn't go full Dynasty or Dallas and make a campy farce from its source material.