BTW "the "Articles & Reviews" section of TCM's site" has pretty well dried up :? :( Yes! I often get a "no information available" under just a photo still of the selected film. Sometimes, the film has the wrong year listed, other times it is a different film entire...

Veidt gave a splendid performance as a menacing magician in the 1927 silent film THE LAST PERFORMANCE.

One of my favorite Conrad Veidt performances is in a good guy role, as an angel in disguise in the 1935 British film THE PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK.

I have to say the original SCOOBY-DOO series was my favorite. I would start looking forward to it on Friday afternoon, even though it didn't air until early Saturday morning. I also really liked THE FLINTSTONES and THE JETSONS, although those were all in syndication by that point. The WB cartoons we...

Thanks from me, as well!

https://twitter.com/NextOnTCM/status/1608266792774008832?s=20&t=zzugdjQsDaQ2pT3uZv6Rpg https://twitter.com/NextOnTCM/status/1608266735106543617?s=20&t=zzugdjQsDaQ2pT3uZv6Rpg sorry to hear........looks like we caught him just as he was BAILING OUT! :roll: :smiley_gum: :( Well, it was good wh...

noticed "Next On TCM" started these rather clever daily video previews... https://twitter.com/NextOnTCM/status/1607904394485325825?s=20&t=DqET6JQ5-aQ-DnxBXIt1gQ :smiley_disco: Wow, that's definitely a more in depth look than their on-air schedules, and takes a fraction of the time it ...

I will always remember the first show I ever saw on Broadway. It was the two-character musical I DO! I DO! which starred Robert Preston and Mary Martin. What a way to be introduced to Broadway shows. Wow, you're lucky, markfp . I've never seen a show on Broadway, but I've seen a few Broadway tourin...

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Well, it’s been a great 18 1/2 years, but my job was cut in a company restructure recently which means tomorrow is my last day at TCM. Very grateful to anyone who supported my programming work over the years, incl...

Nice tribute (and I like the Mustang in the video ). Thanks for posting it, HoldenIsHere. I haven't seen it on TCM's TV channel yet.

ziggy6708a wrote: ↑December 13th, 2022, 9:13 pm

Ah, but MARCEL is much more charming.

I like the "like", "thanks" and "sad" icons. What I would really like, though, is a "quote selection" option.

OUR BETTERS (1933) with Constance Bennett (whom he was married to at the time.)
I always enjoy Gilbert Roland. I think he brightens every film in which he's cast.

Hand drawn by a mile. While I've enjoyed many of the Pixar and other computer animation features over the years, they all tend to look the same. There's a place for some computer animation in "hand drawn" as well that works. Witness the Lion King, Emperor's New Groove, Beauty and the Beas...

Nice photo, GaryCooper!