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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)

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

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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

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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.

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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

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Sage advice. Joan Blondell and Katharine Hepburn in DESK SET ('57).

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Among Christmas classics, TCM host Robert Osborne ranked HOLIDAY AFFAIR among his favorites. Based on the novella The Christmas Gift, RKO Pictures cast Robert Mitchum to help his image after he was arrested in a marijuana raid and it's one of his few romantic comedies.

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

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.

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

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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:

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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)

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

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

Sage advice. Joan Blondell and Katharine Hepburn in DESK SET ('57).

Among Christmas classics, TCM host Robert Osborne ranked HOLIDAY AFFAIR among his favorites. Based on the novella The Christmas Gift, RKO Pictures cast Robert Mitchum to help his image after he was arrested in a marijuana raid and it's one of his few romantic comedies.

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).

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:

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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.

This September we debut our latest ongoing franchise with Ben Mankiewicz: Films on Film! Join us Friday nights as we celebrate the art, craft, history, and preservation of movies with a special documentary presentation followed by companion programming. It all starts at 8pm ET.

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.

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.

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

Today we're thinking about our dear friend Mitzi Gaynor (Mitzi Gaynor) on what would have been her 95th birthday. Join us this afternoon as we celebrate her birthday with a special double-feature tribute, starting with SOUTH PACIFIC ('58) at 3pm 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.

Larger than life itself, we say goodbye to the incomparable Tim Curry. A three-time Tony nominated triple threat, Curry’s myriad of characters — from the terrific to the Transylvanian, will endure with his wild and untamed legacy. Our thoughts are with his loved ones.

One of his most memorable portrayals, Errol Flynn almost wasn’t cast as the titular role in THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD ('38) – only securing the part after James Cagney walked out of his Warner Bros contract. See it tonight as we kick off our Swashbucklers Spotlight at 8pm ET.

The screen was never quite the same once Rita Hayworth stepped into the spotlight. With her glamour and charisma, she became one of Hollywood’s most enduring stars. Join us as we celebrate this legendary triple-threat all day long! #SummerUnderTheStars Scene from GILDA ('46)

Four-time Academy Award winner Katharine Hepburn redefined the Hollywood leading lady mold with her independence, intelligence, and unmistakable spirit. A true screen icon, her legacy continues to inspire generations. #SummerUnderTheStars Scene from STAGE DOOR ('37) 🎥.

Bette Davis brought a bold intensity to every role she played. Over the course of her storied career, Davis received 10 Oscar nominations with two wins for Best Actress. We celebrate her performances today as our #SummerUnderTheStars tribute. Scene from ALL ABOUT EVE ('50).

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.

This September we debut our newest franchise hosted by Ben Mankiewicz, Films on Film! Dedicated to the art, craft, history and preservation of movies – join us every Friday night as we feature a documentary followed by companion programming. Learn more here:

After a late-night broadcast of the disaster film ZERO HOUR! ('57), comedy troupe members: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker bought the rights to the film to direct a scene-by-scene spoof. The result was AIRPLANE ('80) – one of cinema's greatest comedies.

The first Black performer to win an Academy Award, Hattie McDaniel broke barriers and left a lasting mark on Hollywood. A screen presence impossible to forget, she brought heart and humanity to every role. Scene from CHINA SEAS ('35). #SummerUnderTheStars

1776 was the brainchild of teacher Sherman Edwards, who wanted to make a musical about the creation of the Declaration of Independence. Most of the original Broadway cast joined the film including William Daniels who calls the role of John Adams "the best of his career."

This past Thursday at the opening night of the TCM Classic Film Festival, Jane Fonda spoke lovingly about her former husband Ted Turner and how much TCM meant to both of them.

‘An exquisite leading lady for Twentieth Century Fox, TCM host Robert Osborne called Gene Tierney “the most beautiful actress” he had ever seen. Tierney captivated audiences becoming a superstar in the 1940s. See some of her best films today during #SummerUnderTheStars