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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.
TCM513,053 views • 2 months ago

We say goodbye to the versatile Sam Neill. Whether he was a despicable villain or a dedicated paleontologist dodging dinosaurs, Neill brought warmth and natural charisma to his characters in a career spanning more than five decades. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
TCM42,267 views • 9 days ago

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."
TCM58,062 views • 19 days ago

Inspired by his own upbringing in the Bronx, screenwriter John Patrick Shanley won Best Original Screenplay for MOONSTRUCK ('87). In his acceptance speech, he notably thanked “everybody who ever punched or kissed me.” See it as part of today's Summer Romance lineup at 12pm ET.
TCM23,559 views • 11 days ago

To channel the story's atmosphere in KEY LARGO ('48), director John Huston traveled to Key West with Richard Brooks to write the script. Much like the film's setting, the two were the sole residents of a local hotel – which they had to convince to open during the off-season.
TCM26,948 views • 14 days ago

Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin’s LITTLE FUGITIVE ('53) was shot on a tiny budget with non-actors on location. Stanley Kubrick was so impressed with the cinematography he asked to rent Engel’s camera. See it tonight at 8pm ET as part of our Spotlight on American Independent cinema.
TCM12,848 views • 9 days ago

For his portrayal of a closeted lawyer in VICTIM ('61), Dirk Bogarde received countless letters of gratitude from LGBTQ+ viewers, who felt his thoughtful performance resonated with many of their own experiences. See it next week as we celebrate Pride Month with a special lineup.
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