Without some interviewees with good background and film history, this short video comes across as hype. It's good to have Loretta Young's daughter, Judy Lewis, give some background. But as reviewer "lor" notes, most of this 2008 video made for the release of the DVD of this film, sounds more like fan mania.
Besides some narration, those interviewed and who comment include Lewis and Maria Ciaccia, a writer and film historian, and Coleen Gray, actress and a co-star with Power in "Nightmare Alley" of 1947.
Some of the background of Power and Young and their five films is interesting. Young's difficult relationship with Fox head, Daryl Zanuck, is interesting, and his role in not letting the two develop into a longer-term arrangement such as marriage. But, considering that Young and Power stayed friends indicates that that might be an exaggeration.
I think Lewis and Gray best described the popularity of the two stars together. Lewis says they had great chemistry, "and I think it was their beauty and the productions that they were in." Gray said that she went to see Tyrone Power movies when she was young and living on the farm. Then a decade later she was in a movie with him. She walked 2 ½ miles from her family's farm in Minnesota to the town theater, "with my ten cents clutched in my hand," to see "Love is News." Gray says, "I think they were the two most beautiful people I'd ever seen."
Lewis said of her mother, "She didn't think of herself, really, as an actress. She just had fun. She said her life really began when they said, 'Roll 'em.'"