In The Seats With...Bruce Goldstein and the TCM Classic Film Festival

It's too easy to forget what a character location can actually be... On this episode we sit down with filmmaker, film programmer Bruce Goldstein to talk about his new short film 'Pelham One Two Three: NYC Underground' which is playing as a part of the 'Streets of New York' section in the TCM Classic Film Festival which kicked off today and runs all weekend on the TCM Channel and HBO Max. Goldstein’s latest film, 'Pelham One Two Three: NYC Underground' is a humorous short essay about one of his favorite New York movies. The film spotlights Joseph Sargent’s quintessential 1974 thriller 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three', starring Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw, in which four armed man hijack a New York City subway train, holding seventeen passengers hostage. The setting for hundreds of Hollywood classics, this collection highlights the Big Apple in key films from different eras and includes a special short subject for each film produced by film historian and New Yorker Bruce Goldstein. Includes The Naked City (1948), Speedy (1928) and The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974). We talked with Bruce about 'Pelham One Two Three' the unique nature of New York as a big screen character and so very much more...