TCM

@tcm • 242,366 subscribers

Where Then Meets Now

Shorts

THE THIN MAN ('34) co-stars Star of the Month Myrna Loy and William Powell appeared in more than a dozen films together from 1934 until 1947, making them one of the most prolific screen pairings of all time. Of their 14 films together, which is your favorite?

18,839 views

Regina Hall and Oscar nominee Michael B. Jordan spoke to us about their comfort films and both of their picks star Goldie Hawn.

56,541 views

With his memorable quips, unmistakable voice and rapid-fire delivery, Groucho Marx became one of the most celebrated humorists of the 20th century. A master of wit, he continues to influence the world of comedy to this day. #SummerUnderTheStars Scene from THE BIG STORE ('41)

14,324 views

A true original of the silver screen, Oscar-winner Diane Keaton stole our hearts with her quirky charm and took our breath away with her bold choices as a searing dramatic actress. We celebrate her today during #SummerUnderTheStars

11,596 views

Star of the Month Marilyn Monroe blends sultry and sinister as Joseph Cotten's wicked wife Rose Loomis in NIAGARA ('53). This thriller gave the actress the chance to showcase her dramatic talents in film noir. See it tonight at 8pm ET.

15,721 views

Who is your classic movie crush? Tell us in the comments or at our photobooth activation in the Hollywood Roosevelt lobby until 6pm PT today. #TCMFF

26,904 views

$12 ANGRY MEN ('57) chronicles the heated deliberations of a fractured jury on a capital murder case over a tense afternoon in one sweltering room. It received three Oscar nominations, including Best Director for Sidney Lumet in his feature directorial debut.$

12 ANGRY MEN ('57) chronicles the heated deliberations of a fractured jury on a capital murder case over a tense afternoon in one sweltering room. It received three Oscar nominations, including Best Director for Sidney Lumet in his feature directorial debut.

27,521 views

A more accurate version of The Night Before Christmas from THE APARTMENT ('60).

14,550 views

A dramatic dame with a comedic flair, Irene Dunne STUNS and closes out our #SummerUnderTheStars celebration. One of the Golden Age's most sought-after leading ladies, Dunne dazzles in every genre – from Westerns, to romance, and screwball comedies like THEODORA GOES WILD ('36).

10,249 views

Sundays are reserved for Carol Burnett. She joins us again to introduce some of her favorite films along with the uproarious parodies of the movies that featured on episodes of her series. It starts at 8pm ET with BORN TO BE BAD. Details here:

12,783 views

Videos

LIVE

1.2k

Anya Rossi

sweetdream.ai

SweetDream.ai•Sponsored•Livecam

Streaming Now

Watch Anya Live

Anya is streaming live right now! Join her private show and enjoy exclusive content.

HD live stream

Exclusive private shows

1.2k viewers online

Current Status

Live

Private Show

Join now for exclusive access

Free preview available • Premium content

Live Cam

TCM

Shorts

THE THIN MAN ('34) co-stars Star of the Month Myrna Loy and William Powell appeared in more than a dozen films together from 1934 until 1947, making them one of the most prolific screen pairings of all time. Of their 14 films together, which is your favorite?

Regina Hall and Oscar nominee Michael B. Jordan spoke to us about their comfort films and both of their picks star Goldie Hawn.

With his memorable quips, unmistakable voice and rapid-fire delivery, Groucho Marx became one of the most celebrated humorists of the 20th century. A master of wit, he continues to influence the world of comedy to this day. #SummerUnderTheStars Scene from THE BIG STORE ('41)

A true original of the silver screen, Oscar-winner Diane Keaton stole our hearts with her quirky charm and took our breath away with her bold choices as a searing dramatic actress. We celebrate her today during #SummerUnderTheStars

Star of the Month Marilyn Monroe blends sultry and sinister as Joseph Cotten's wicked wife Rose Loomis in NIAGARA ('53). This thriller gave the actress the chance to showcase her dramatic talents in film noir. See it tonight at 8pm ET.

Who is your classic movie crush? Tell us in the comments or at our photobooth activation in the Hollywood Roosevelt lobby until 6pm PT today. #TCMFF

12 ANGRY MEN ('57) chronicles the heated deliberations of a fractured jury on a capital murder case over a tense afternoon in one sweltering room. It received three Oscar nominations, including Best Director for Sidney Lumet in his feature directorial debut.

A more accurate version of The Night Before Christmas from THE APARTMENT ('60).

A dramatic dame with a comedic flair, Irene Dunne STUNS and closes out our #SummerUnderTheStars celebration. One of the Golden Age's most sought-after leading ladies, Dunne dazzles in every genre – from Westerns, to romance, and screwball comedies like THEODORA GOES WILD ('36).

Sundays are reserved for Carol Burnett. She joins us again to introduce some of her favorite films along with the uproarious parodies of the movies that featured on episodes of her series. It starts at 8pm ET with BORN TO BE BAD. Details here:

Videos

Watch Anya Live

The extras cast as Pontius Pilate's soldiers in Monty Python's LIFE OF BRIAN ('79) were given no script prior to shooting one of the satire's most infamous gags. With their only instruction being "to not laugh" – the actors' reactions were genuine. See it tonight at 10pm ET.

One of Alfred Hitchcock’s finest, NORTH BY NORTHWEST features magnificent interplay between Eva Marie Saint and Cary Grant. Much of their chemistry, Saint said, “Hitch said to do three things: lower your voice, don’t use your hands, and look into Cary’s eyes at all times.”

In a 2012 interview, Robert Redford said Barbra Streisand developed a crush on him while filming THE WAY WE WERE ('73). He ignored it, believing it preserved chemistry between their characters. See it today at noon as part of our continued Summer Romance lineup.

One of the first big insect movies, THEM! ('54) reflects the concerns of the period following WWII, as the film explores the dangers of scientific advances with anti-nuclear themes. See it tomorrow night as we look at Monster Movies following our Creepy Cinema lineup, at 8pm ET.

We love our fans.

We say goodbye to the performers, filmmakers, and creatives we lost in 2023. Through their art and storytelling they soared to new heights and kept us grounded. Song and artist: Learning to Fly by AG and christina perri Aerial silks performance by Jordaan Stallworth

Ted Turner's favorite movie was GONE WITH THE WIND ('39). He loved the movie so much that he bought the entire catalogue of movies from MGM Studios and pre-1948 Warner Bros. so he could air and preserve them. We honor our founder by airing the film tomorrow night at 8pm ET.

As the year comes to a close, TCM remembers the actors, filmmakers and creatives we lost this year. Gone, but never forgotten. Song title and artist: "In the Western Wind and the Sunrise" by Dave Simonett and the Sunrise.

Steven Spielberg explains why he walked away from directing the first Harry Potter film, so he could take over filming AI: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE from Stanley Kubrick. See the film tonight as the director joins us for an evening of his films.

At age eight, Patty McCormack originated the role of fledgling serial killer Rhoda Penmark in the Broadway production of THE BAD SEED. Two years later she starred in the film and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. See it today at 5:30pm ET.

At age 13, Stanley Kubrick's father gifts him his first camera, which leads to a prestigious job at a famous magazine... and the opportunity to watch a film being made on the streets of NYC. Episode 1 of The Plot Thickens: Stanley is available now on your favorite podcast app.

Actor, comedian, and writer/producer Bill Hader shares his favorite classic performances and more – as he joins us as tonight's guest for our encore presentation of Two for One! See the full conversation with Ben Mankiewicz and his double-feature selection at 8pm ET.

Get ready to SCREAM 😱 – as Creepy Cinema returns this October with Ben Mankiewicz and the one and only Mario Cantone. It all starts tomorrow night at 8pm ET with QUEEN BEE ('55) followed by THE NANNY ('65).

Elegant, sophisticated, and clever – the famed "Blondes" of Alfred Hitchcock's films pioneered a unique archetype of femme fatale, each delivering multifaceted portrayals and unforgettable performances. See them tonight as we present: Hitchcock Blondes, starting at 9:15pm ET.

Creepy Cinema continues this evening with Ben Mankiewicz and Mario Cantone as they present tonight's lineup featuring the one-and-only Angela Lansbury! We start with her performance in GASLIGHT ('44) followed by SWEENY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET ('82) at 8pm ET.

From pre-codes to comedies, Myrna Loy could do it all. Men loved her; women wanted to be her. But there was more to this beloved actress than Hollywood glitz and glam. We celebrate the Queen of Hollywood Mondays this month with all-day tributes on TCM.

A star studded evening in Los Angeles at the opening of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Film, art and storytelling collide at the 300,000 square foot campus founded by filmmaker George Lucas and businesswoman Mellody Hobson. Learn more here:

A singular performer with inimitable talent and charm, Dolly Parton's work touched countless lives throughout her career. From her performances across mediums to her philanthropy, Parton was the epitome of the best of the American spirit. Our thoughts are with her loved ones.

Paul Thomas Anderson shares his favorite piece of Oscars trivia with fellow nominee Steven Spielberg at the Academy Award nominees luncheon with TCM host Dave Karger.

We say goodbye to the artists we lost this year. While they are no longer with us, their contributions to film and storytelling will continue to make us dream, take us to new places, and inspire generations to come. #TCMRemembers “The Night We Met” by Lord Huron