Reviews

A Good movie with a good cast. Anne Shirley is one of those forgotten actresses of the 1930's and people should take a second look at what she has done. The Chatterbox is a "B" movie but it still should be put on DVD so new generations can see these wonderful performances.

I do not want to write anything that would spoil someone's interest in wanting to see this movie. I would recommend this movie to movie goers who are not happy these days with what Hollywood is producing. The older movies are classics and be available to a hungry movie fan wanting good entertainment.

So check on the Internet and look up these wonderful movies and if it is not available make a request of either TCM to show it or find out which studio produced it and see if it will becoming out on DVD anytime soon.

I think that this should be on DVD so everyone can enjoy it.

It is funny, touching, and I think a lot of Carol Burnett's fans would love to own this show.

Especially if it has some bonus features to it.

I loved seeing the people she had on those specials and the stories

she told that related to the specials.

I liked the way she opened the show and this is a Classic Special

about TV Specials.

I think that Columbia Video should add this show their Carol Burnett

Collection.

I loved this documentary and I do have it on VHS for my own personal use. I watched it again a couple of months ago and will probably will watch it again on a cool day in the fall or on very cold day in winter.

This is a wonderful piece on Julie and her comments are very right onto the point and there are a lot nice clips from her films and musical sections from Victor/Victoria that are intertwined in the piece.

I highly recommend this to all Julie Andrews Fans and all families who appreciate nice clean family entertainment.