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Update #2: 10 Things I Learned at the TCM Classic Film Festival
One of my favorite things about the annual TCM Classic Film Festival is meeting and interacting with the talented people who bring the channel to life. In addition to impromptu chats at screenings and during communal gatherings at the Roosevelt … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday, Robert Osborne – Live from the 2013 TCM Classic Film Festival!
Every year I travel to Hollywood for the TCM Classic Film Festival and I think to myself, “This will be the year the magic finally wears off.” And then Robert Osborne walks in, and it feels like Moses has come … Continue reading
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Tagged 80 Years of Oscar: The Official History of the Academy Awards, Ben mankiewicz, Cher, digital conversion, Friday Night Spotlight, Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, IMAX, Moses, Motion Picture Production Code, press conference, Robert Osborne, Roosevelt Hotel, Rose Theater, TCM, TCM Classic Film Festival, Turner Classic Movies
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Tippi Hedren + New Titles Announced for 2013 TCM Classic Film Festival
“THE BIRDS is coming!” to the TCM Classic Film Festival next April, along with star Tippi Hedren, Turner Classic Movies announced today. The still-gorgeous, 82-year-old actress and animal activist will be in person at the fourth annual TCMFF in Hollywood April 25-28 … Continue reading
Update #2 – TCM Film Festival Passes on Sale NOW, Movies Announced
Update #2: Tuesday 11/13/12 7:00 p.m. (ET) Passes for the TCM Classic Film Festival are scheduled to go on sale to the general public this Thursday, November 15 at 12 p.m. (ET). But intrepid classic film fans can get a … Continue reading
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Tagged Passes, TCM, TCM Classic Film Festival, TCM Film Fest, Turner Classic Movies
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Turner Classic Movies Announces Fourth Annual TCM Film Fest, April 25-28, 2013 in Hollywood
The countdown has begun. Turner Classic Movies has announced the dates for the next installment of the hugely popular TCM Classic Film Festival: April 25 – 28, 2013 in Hollywood. The Roosevelt Hotel on Hollywood Blvd. will once again serve as TCMFF … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Film, TCM, TCM Classic Film Festival
Tagged 2013 TCM Film Festival, Ben mankiewicz, bloggers, Egyptian Theatre, Grauman's Chinese Theater, Hollywood, Media Credentials, Press passes for TCMFF, Robert Osborne, Roosevelt Hotel, TCM, TCM Classic Film Festival, TCMFF, Turner Classic Movies
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SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN from TCM and Fathom Events: Flawed Technology, Delightful Results
On Thursday, Turner Classic Movies and NCM Fathom Events presented SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN (1952) at nearly 500 venues nationwide. And I thought long and hard about not going to see it – even though I love old movies in general, … Continue reading
