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Ronald Colman - Thursdays in JulyJoin us in July as we pay tribute to the suave British stage and screen star with the velvet voice in a 22-film salute that includes Random Harvest (1942) and A Tale... more>
On Thursdays-this month on TCM you can see for yourself- by following the link to more>
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The Spotlight: TCM Schedule For The Month with Reviews by Film Critic Leonard Maltin.
Why It's Essential:The Lady Eve
From behind the scenes of #TCMEssentials, @MissAusten wonders if you would fall for Eve's con in THE LADY EVE ('41)? pic.twitter.com/Luu3j5MZhi
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Directed by Nicholas Ray: On Dangerous Ground (’51)
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Three years after Nicholas Ray made his directorial debut with 1948’s They Live by Night (which I wrote about here), he made On Dangerous Ground (1951), starring Robert Ryan and Ida Lupino. Written by Gerald Butler, On Dangerous Ground tells the story of a hardened cop, Jim Wilson (Ryan), […]
Nicholas Ray’s Directorial Debut: They Live By Night (1949)
To view They Live By Night click here. FilmStruck has just added programming dedicated to director Nicholas Ray, including six films he made throughout his thirty-year career and one documentary feature directed by his widow Susan Ray. One of the films included in this impressive lineup is Ray’s directorial debut, They Live by Night (1949), […][If you aren't able to stream the film you can watch the classic 1949 film "They Live By Night" over there on Daily-motion ]
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The Third Man (Rialto, R-1999). 50th Anniversary One Sheet (27" X 39"). Film Noir.
Starring Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli, Orson Welles, Trevor Howard, Bernard Lee, Paul Horbiger, Ernst Deutsch, Siegfried Breuer, Erich Ponto and Wilfrid Hyde-White. Directed by Carol Reed.
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Don't forget to join us for #TCMEssentials to nightat 8pm ET for ALL ABOUT EVE ('50)
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Salut ! Ktrek et TCM members...This Month Schedule has been posted...et The TCM Schedule / - The Star Of The Month is/Ronald Coleman
TCM In The Spotlight, Guest Programmer, actress Diane Keaton>Noir Alley >Cult Movies, Imports, Silent Sundays, et In The Spotlight too !
TCM News for July... too !
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TCM's NOIR ALLEY - Sundays at 10am ET
We're excited to announce the new #NoirAlley website has launched. Check back frequently for more new additions: http://noiralley.tcm.com
Join us as we celebrate the iconic and distinctly American film genre every Sunday morning at 10am... more >
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Let's MovieLet's get together in the perfect place for all fans to gather and share the magic of movies more > et more:
THE GODFATHER was in Select Cinemas NationwideSpecial Two-Day Event - June 4 et 7 more >
Coming This month >
Fast Times at Ridgemont High Fathom Event
Special Two-Day Event - July 30 et Aug o2 more >
Tiffany Vazquez - Saturday Daytime Host
Meet Tiffany Vazquez, the Saturday Daytime host of Turner Classic Movies. She joined TCM in May 2016... more >
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This month documentary filmmaker Alexandre O. Phillipe helps to shine our Spotlight on the ever-brilliant "Master of Suspense" with a retrospective of his films... MORE>
Comedy, History, Tragedy - 7/11
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Among the pre-sound era treats we have for you this month are the TCM premiere of the Italian... more >
Our diverse array of cinematic gems from around the world includes several TCM premieres, including... more >
Join us for a mini-festival devoted to the hardships and joys of adjusting to a new life in America... more>
Kiss of the Tarantula (1976) on 7/1!
Among the bizarre and outrageous movies we are showing in July are The Hidden (1976) starring Kyle... more >
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Ben Mankiewicz - Top Pick of the MonthBen Mankiewicz, TCM host and grandson of Herman J.Mankiewicz (Citizen Kane) et nephew of Joseph L...more >
In partnership with The Film Foundation, Turner Classic Movies is proud to bring you this exclusive... more >
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TCM remembers our original host, the author, journalist and beloved TV personality Robert Osborne... more >
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This Land is Your Land: The Southerner (1945)
To view The Southerner click here. Jean Renoir considered The Southerner (1945) to be his “only work of a personal nature carried out in Hollywood.” Adapted from the National Book Award winning novel Hold Autumn in Your Hand, by George Sessions Perry, it follows a year in the life of a struggling Texas tenant farmer and his family. A lyrical portrait of do-it-yourself […]The Man Ray Movie Challenge: Caesar and Cleopatra (1945)
To view Caesar and Cleopatra click here. In 1951, surrealist artist Man Ray, who was a fan of the cinema, quipped, “The worst films I have ever seen, the ones that put me to sleep, contain ten or fifteen marvelous minutes. The best films I have ever seen only contain ten or fifteen worthwhile ones.” […]Shoot First, Die Later (1974)
To view Shoot First, Die Later click here. Here’s how I’d pitch Fernando Di Leo’s Shoot First, Die Later (1974) to any of my friends: If you’d like to see a gritty Italian crime movie that evokes The French Connection (1971) and surely influenced Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino, look no further than this grim […]
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