The Silver Screen Oasis

Abour Goodbye Charlie I do not recall watching it on TCM but even if I am a Curtis completist,I did not like it that much,I joined TCM in 2005 but it is possible it played_(I would have been surprised) I had seen it in the late 80'S I know it played on AMC in feb 2004 though! Too bad the movie collector Ohio site vanished ,it would have been resolved right away....

nakanosunplaza wrote: ↑March 6th, 2024, 12:46 am Abour Goodbye Charlie I do not recall watching it on TCM but even if I am a Curtis completist,I did not like it that much,I joined TCM in 2005 but it is possible it played_(I would have been surprised) I had seen it in the late 80'S I know it played on AMC in feb 2004 though! Too bad the movie collector Ohio site vanished ,it would have been resolved right away....

Just to confirm, I am using MovieCollectorOH’s premiere data with my own corrections/additions, as needed.
I also have schedules for every month since TCM started that I can search.
In this case, TCM agrees that it is a premiere.
The only issue is when memories do not align with the data it is an unresolvable problem.

I do appreciate comments for the premieres so I don’t want to be dismissive.
All I can do is double-check the data and present the information that I have.
I hope people will continue to speak up when they have questions/comments.

I think it is a premiere also, I like your work and I appreciate your enthousiasm, I read all your posts and I still check for movie collector ohio any news ?

I hope nobody is insulted by this, but I wonder if people might confuse Goodbye Charlie with the film The Rat Race, another comedy that stars both Debbie Reynolds and Tony Curtis that was made in the 60’s. The Rat Race (1960) has been shown on TCM 5 times in the past, all during the year 2008 but not since then. Both of these films are scheduled to be shown back-to-back on the evening of March 28 on TCM, so we will be able to compare/contrast them.

cmovieviewer wrote: ↑March 6th, 2024, 1:53 pm I hope nobody is insulted by this, but I wonder if people might confuse Goodbye Charlie with the film The Rat Race, another comedy that stars both Debbie Reynolds and Tony Curtis that was made in the 60’s. The Rat Race (1960) has been shown on TCM 5 times in the past, all during the year 2008 but not since then. Both of these films are scheduled to be shown back-to-back on the evening of March 28 on TCM, so we will be able to compare/contrast them.

I know I've seen Goodbye Charlie on some network with the last 5 - 8 years or so, but since it is a 20th Century Fox film maybe it was on a network that features that studio, like MOVIES, and not TCM.

I don't watch Movies or Fox and I'm not confusing it with The Rat Race.

Hibi wrote: ↑March 6th, 2024, 2:12 pm I don't watch Movies or Fox and I'm not confusing it with The Rat Race.

I don't recall seeing commercials when I watched Goodbye Charlie, so if I was a betting man, I would bet that TCM has shown the film.

Like I have postED previously it played on AMC In February 2004 .

FXM is also commercial free when they show their older material in the mornings.

nakanosunplaza wrote: ↑March 6th, 2024, 3:50 pm Like I have postED previously it played on AMC In February 2004 .

And AMC runs commercials.....

txfilmfan wrote: ↑March 6th, 2024, 4:12 pm FXM is also commercial free when they show their older material in the mornings.

I'm not home in the mornings....

Hmmm..."Goodbye Charlie"???

Wait, was this the one where after being murdered, Debbie Reynolds comes back as a tuna and who for some strange reason really wants to be processed for consumption by the StarKist cannery company?

(...oh wait...never mind...I think I've got this flick confused somehow with some old TV commercial here, huh...sorry...Charlie)

I recorded it off of HBO several years ago...

Dargo wrote: ↑March 6th, 2024, 7:17 pm Hmmm..."Goodbye Charlie"???

Wait, was this the one where after being murdered, Debbie Reynolds comes back as a tuna and who for some strange reason really wants to be processed for consumption by the StarKist cannery company?

(...oh wait...never mind...I think I've got this flick confused somehow with some old TV commercial here, huh...sorry...Charlie)

The film itself isn't worthy of all this discussion. Not very good. I did like the title song! Odd casting of Pat Boone, of all people, in this somewhat racy film (for it's time at least).

Hibi wrote: ↑March 7th, 2024, 9:56 amThe film itself isn't worthy of all this discussion. Not very good.

Never knew that to be a criteria.