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    Apr 1

    We’ve turned back the clock this April! ⏰ Join us as we explore time travel on film, Star of the Month Errol Flynn, Guest Programmer Brian Cox shares his favorite films, we pay tribute to Peter Bogdanovich and more. 🎶 Changes by Charles Bradley 🎶

    This Month on TCM: April 2022
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  2. 56 seconds ago

    BTS shot of Janet Leigh holding a bat with Ty Cobb during the filming of ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD ('51).

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  3. 6 hours ago

    What a glorious feeling! ☔ Gene Kelly starred in and co-directed SINGIN' IN THE RAIN ('52), and as he did with many of his productions, he elevated the musical genre to new heights. See it on the big screen 4/10 and 4/13.

    The Magic of Gene Kelly
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  4. 8 hours ago

    . shares why he loves BULL DURHAM ('88) and what makes it unique compared to other baseball films with . Join them tonight for 3 films celebrating America's Pastime starting at 8pm ET. Play ball!

    Eddie Muller on BULL DURHAM ('88)
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  5. 22 hours ago

    Join as they knock it out of the park tomorrow night with a sporty live-tweet of BULL DURHAM ('88) at 10pm ET.

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  6. 23 hours ago

    Director Stanley Kubrick, Keir Dullea, and Gary Lockwood behind the scenes in 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY ('68). See it tonight at 1:30am ET. 🚀

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  7. Apr 7

    If you could take two fictional baseball teams from the movies and pit them against one another, who would you pick? and share their picks ⬇️. Join the hosts tomorrow starting at 8pm ET for our first night of baseball films.

    Ben and Eddie on Fictional Baseball Rivalries
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  8. Apr 7

    Our night of time traveling wouldn't be complete without a trip in the TARDIS! DR. WHO AND THE DALEKS ('65) was the first film adapted from BBC's original DOCTOR WHO television series and stars the incomparable Peter Cushing as the famous Doctor. See it tonight at 10:15pm ET.

    DR WHO AND THE DALEKS ('65)
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  9. Apr 7

    Get all the latest Special Guest and Programming announcements here: We can’t wait to celebrate with you in Hollywood April 21 – 24!

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  10. Apr 7

    We're excited to announce that actors Dee Wallace and Robert Macnaughton will appear at the 40th anniversary screening of E.T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL during , and will join Steven Spielberg, Kathleen Kennedy, Drew Barrymore & Henry Thomas on the red carpet.

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  11. Apr 7

    We begin our journey through time and space with PLANET OF THE APES ('68) at 8pm ET! The film was far ahead of its time, with its screenplay written by Michael Wilson and TWILIGHT ZONE producer Rod Serling, and spawned a colossal franchise that traveled into the 21st century.

    PLANET OF THE APES ('68)
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    Apr 6

    Hollywood studio logos from the silent era

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  13. Apr 6

    With the Oscar-winning success of Billy Wilder's THE LOST WEEKEND ('45), the subject of alcoholism was suddenly very hot in Hollywood. One of the first follow-up films to deal with the issue was SMASH-UP: THE STORY OF A WOMAN (1947). This was Susan Hayward's first major role.

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  14. Apr 6

    Susan Hayward wrote to studio head Dore Schary that the story "combines the best elements of my two favorite films, SMASH-UP and WITH A SONG IN MY HEART", and landed the role of Roth in MGM's film version of I'LL CRY TOMORROW ('55). See it at midnight tonight.

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  15. Apr 6

    A study of alcoholism, THE LOST WEEKEND ('45) offered studios a learning experience. Audiences craved, instead of shied away from, hard realities.

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  16. Apr 6

    Lillian Roth was a star of stage musicals & appeared in several successful films in the early sound era, but her career was ruined by alcoholism & disastrous marriages. Alcoholics Anonymous saved her life, & Roth told the whole story in her 1954 autobiography, I'LL CRY TOMORROW.

    I'LL CRY TOMORROW ('55)
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  17. Apr 6

    Is time travel possible? While cosmologists and physicists continue to debate that question, for decades, films have imagined all sorts of possibilities... Join us every Thursday this month as we explore films around time travel! Full lineup here:

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  18. Apr 6

    In this 2017 promo for THE LOST WEEKEND ('45), David Letterman shares his thoughts on Ray Milland and why he loves the film. See it tonight at 8pm ET during our Special Theme: Addiction & Recovery.

    The 2017 Essentials: THE LOST WEEKEND ('45)
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  19. Apr 5

    Our special theme, Addiction and Recovery, takes a closer look at the tragedies & triumphs of addiction & recovery — running the gamut from the campy soap opera of VALLEY OF THE DOLLS to the harsh, unflinching reality of LEAVING LAS VEGAS. Learn more:

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    Apr 5

    By the way Alicia Malone will be having a book signing at for this book. (Sunday 2pm in the Roos lobby)

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  21. Apr 5

    Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe in GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES ('53). See it tonight with and Alicia Malone as she introduces her new book: GIRLS ON FILM.

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