Monty and Libby in Love (The Bisexuals, Part 6)

Monty’s arc as a tragic romantic figure continues with I Confess and Terminal Station – even as his relationship with Libby becomes all consuming, in the decadent party scene at her secluded estate. Meanwhile, Libby brings her act singing black folk music to Broadway, but her dreams of renewed stardom turn out to be one thing money can’t buy.

(00:00) Montgomery Clift’s Juggling Act

(07:54) Partner Swapping with Paul Bowles

(11:13) An American Tragedy vs. A Place in the Sun

(16:09) I Confess

(28:43) “Love relationships are ludicrous”

(36:20) “Everything seemed erotic”

(44:03) Blues, Ballads and Sin-Songs

(50:49) Oedipal Overtones