On March 23, 2009 Warner Bros. released their Archive Collection. Since then, this beautiful collection has released literally hundreds of movies for the first time ever for home video. With the boom of the internet and social media and Turner Classic Movies (which shows primarily films from the Warner Bros, MGM, and RKO catalogs), Kay Francis and her colleagues have enjoyed a tremendous resurgence. Once forgotten and deemed “non-profitable” she has her fair-share of home-video availability that is only growing thanks to the Warner Bros. Archive collection.It is only fair that Warner Bros. treat her right. I mean, she was their Queen during the Great Depression, and their highest paid star in 1935, ’36,’ ’37, and ’38. They have done an excellent job with her home video releases within the last few years.

The first table contains single available DVDs. The following table contains films of Kay’s available in collections from the Archive.

DVDs that are not from the Archive follow at the bottom of the page. But the focus here is on this fabulous collection. Click here to visit the Archive home page. Click here to visit Kay’s page on their site. The films are also available for purchase on the Turner Classic Movies website. Transactions are strictly between you and the sellers. I do not receive profit from the sales.

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For The Defense(From the UniversalVault Collection)	Raffles

Street of Women	One Way Passage	The House on 56th Street
Wonder Bar	British Agent	Living on Velvet
The Goose and the Gander	Stranded	Give Me Your Heart
Stolen Holiday	Another Dawn	King of the Underworld
In Name Only	Play Girl	Wife Wanted

 

Forbidden Hollywood Volume 4 Includes:Jewel Robbery Man Wanted	Forbidden Hollywood Volume 6Includes:Mandalay

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