TCM
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A World Without Turner Classic Movies
If TCM doesn’t last under David Zaslav, we lose much more than just a television channel.
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The Turner Classic Movies Rebrand Signals a Bright Future for Old Movies
TCM adopts a new look that matches recent efforts to modernize how we see old movies.
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Film History Comes to Life in ‘Hollywood Home Movies: Stars at Work and Play’
From all-star tennis to Alfred Hitchcock eating a banana, these Academy Film Archive home movies show a different side of Hollywood throughout history.
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Bill Morrison Breathes New Life into a Decaying Silent Film with ‘let me come in’
TCM viewers get to experience a haunting, yet romantic opera pieced together from presumed-lost film footage.
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Meet the Team on a Quest to Find Orson Welles’ Lost Original Cut of ‘The Magnificent Ambersons’
We talked to the director and producers of ‘The Lost Print,’ an upcoming documentary about finding the original director’s cut of ‘The Magnificent Ambersons.’
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Danny Huston Talks Growing Up with ‘The Maltese Falcon’
As John Huston’s directorial debut turns 80 years old, his son speaks to its lasting legacy in film history.
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TCM’s Alicia Malone Talks ‘Women Make Film’ and the Importance of Contextualizing Classic Hollywood
Film historian and TCM host Alicia Malone discusses what makes ‘Women Make Film’ different from other film documentaries and what we can learn from old movies.
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How TCM’s ‘Women Make Film’ Makes Up for Film Education’s Exclusivity
Mark Cousins’ documentary and TCM’s accompanying programming expands the reach of conventional film education to a wider audience with a more diverse slate of movies.