#MyReputation is enough to scare you. music.youtube.com/watch?v=9p…

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Barbara Stanwyck...just the very best #MyReputation #TCMParty

"But you belong to dad, it doesn't make any difference whether he's dead or not." OH SHUT UP YOU STUPID LITTLE FUC..... #TCMParty #MyReputation

I love this scene on the couch. Between his smile and her faces (that lip bite)... 🔥🔥😂 #TCMParty #MyReputation

Since she's wearing her robe (or coat) because it's so freezing, I choose to think that he is also wearing his robe. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. (I already have this in the thread but you can't have too much of John Ridgely.) #TCMParty #MyReputation

Stany could even liven up George Brent. Good going, Babs! #MyReputation #TCMParty

This might be the last time we see Stanny's long tresses. This is the end of her prime hair phase. #TCMParty #MyReputation

Here for #MyReputation, a solid melodrama with a spectacular performance by Stanwyck. The poster is bizarrely inappropriate - she's playing a young widow who finds love again, to the scandalized delight of her nasty, gossipy social circle, not a noir femme fatale! #TCMParty

It's always so nice to see Eve Arden as a happily married woman #MyReputation #TCMParty

I love this movie a LOT (I mean we all know why) but as I've said before these kids need to be shipped off along with the All That Heaven Allows kids to the Awful Children Island. And the mother can go too as a chaperone. #tcmparty #myreputation

Cheer up, Babs! It's your birthday! 🎂🎁🥳🥂🍾 #MyReputation #BarbaraStanwyck @tcm #TCMParty

Joe DiMaggio reference! Take a drink! 🥃🍸🍹🥂 #MyReputation #BarbaraStanwyck @tcm #TCMParty

MyReputation is being tarnished by misinformation @CommunityNotes

#myreputation barbara stanwyck serves looks as she rebels against widowing! the scandal!

#MyReputation (1946) : Maybe just too pure for American culture. My Reputation is something I adore—purity—but I don't understand how American culture can be so backward. As an Indian, I can understand if a widow is not allowed to see another man, but in American society, it's not that taboo. I have seen thousands of old Hollywood movies and at least hundreds of romantic dramas where having a platonic affair outside of marriage, an extramarital affair, or even a sexual affair is quite common. Then comes a film like this that raises the question of what kind of society America was in the mid-20th century. I won't mention many of those lesser-known films, but take Gone With The Wind (1939), for instance; that film shows a married woman fancying another man, even after having a daughter with her husband. They didn't really showcase it as a taboo subject, nor did the audience object. Then why does a film like My Reputation make second love such a big issue? It's not that I have a problem with the subject; I rather like it, but it's not suitable to the image of Western culture I have in my mind. Regardless of this debate, I found My Reputation to be a very good film, except for the corny climax. It was good to see a man being so responsible and understanding, letting his girl marry someone else and even suggesting the same himself, but then the same guy had to say, "I am coming back; will you wait for me?" Stop being so mediocre, brother. The woman, who finally found enough courage to make her own decision, succumbs to her immature sons' demand. A 33-year-old woman can't be that childish. Excluding these few flaws, I don't think there is anything else to criticize. It's genuinely a very fine film and quite engaging too. Barbara Stanwyck is outstanding; she alone is worthy of those 90 minutes. Moreover, Curtis Bernhardt's seamless direction definitely makes it a good outing. RATING - 6/10* #CurtisBernhardt #BarbaraStanwyck #GeorgeBrent #EveArden #LucileWatson #ScottyBeckett #BobbyCooper #MovieReview #FilmReview #OldHollywood

I think the 1940’s and the 1990’s were both the golden age of rom coms #MyReputation #TCMParty

A fur coat is a 1940’s version of a power suit. #BarbaraStanwyck #MyReputation #TCMParty

“‘My Reputation’ is a song about getting tangled in perception—your own and everyone else’s. Watch the video now: youtu.be/mOJy6qvWzhQ?si=E4Px… #MyReputation #PostPunk #IndieRock