In 1956 John Wayne's Batjac company produced Good-bye, My Lady, with 14 year-old Brandon deWilde and Walter Brennan, bringing the story of a Southern orphan boy and the Basenji dog he finds in the swamp to the big screen.
On December 10, 2010, a GbML remastered widescreen DVD was made available to the public for the very first time from the Warner Archive Collection at the WB Shop.com.
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1962s All Fall Down is an interesting study case in Brandon deWilde's filmography.
We are hoping to find the time to maybe do a feature on this film (or maybe feature someone else's original work).
In any event, this title is also available from the Warner Archive Collection at the WB Shop.com.
This is a must title for everyone's Brandon deWilde Video Collection.
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For your convenience, we have linked the play/film titles to the appropriate Wikipedia article page if one so exists!
Brandon deWilde Plays:
The Emperor's Clothes (1953)
Comes a Day (1958)
A Race of Hairy Men! (1965)
Brandon deWilde TV Series:
Brandon deWilde Narrative Albums:
- The Stories of Mark Twain (1956) - Download at Amazon.com
- Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf / Britten: The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (1950s) - Download at Amazon.com
Brandon deWilde Recording Session:
- Brandon deWilde recorded a singing session in NYC on the afternoon of November 9, 1965, the day of the Northeast Blackout of 1965. It is vintage early Brandon with the aid of his friend Gram Parsons. For the full story, see the Jamming With Brandon Page. Remembering Brandon presents for the first time ever, 3 of Brandon's songs from that session for your review after 46 years of "sitting on the shelf".
Brandon deWilde Films:
Wild in the Sky (1972)
Many of Brandon's TV appearances are only recently becoming available on DVD media or playing on cable TV's nostalgia stations.
