Turner Classic Movies

From monstresses to iconic scream queens, we're celebrating women in horror all month long culminating with our annual Terror-Thon this Halloween weekend. See the full lineup by clicking the link in bio.

Join us tomorrow as we honor the life and career of Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint, who passed away earlier this month. We will be showing four of her films as well as her intimate conversation with friend and TCM host Robert Osborne at the TCM Classic Film Festival.

Actor, comedian, and author B. J. Novak shares his favorite movie memories and more – as he joins tonight as we return to this season's Two for One lineup! See his dream double-feature and full conversation with Ben Mankiewicz at 8pm ET. Learn more: http://bit.ly/4tkrXDc

Your suspicions are confirmed...as we return for another evening of Creepy Cinema! 😱 Join Ben Mankiewicz and Mario Cantone for tonight's theme: Going Crazy – as they present THE SNAKE PIT ('48) followed by SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER ('59). It all starts at 8pm ET.

Join us for the ultimate cinematic holiday aboard the #TCMClassicCruise next year! We're setting sail October 24 - 29, 2027 aboard the Disney Magic as we cruise roundtrip from San Diego to Catalina Island, California & Ensenada, Mexico. Details here: www.tcmcruise.com

That's a wrap on the #TCMClassicCruise! From screenings under the stars, listening to captivating conversations with our special guests, and going back in time during our California Dreamin' theme night, it was an unforgettable few days at sea. See you next year! 🛳️

Actor, playwright and director Colman Domingo shares his classic inspirations and his personal theory on Alfred Hitchcock's plot in REAR WINDOW ('54). See the full conversation with Ben Mankiewicz as we continue our Two for One encore presentation, tonight at 8pm ET.

In this play-by-play Dave Karger breaks down the mesmerizing performances of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY ('49) – their only film appearance together in technicolor. See it as today's Saturday Musical Matinee at 12pm ET. 🎩 💃

All aboard! It's been an unforgettable cinematic experience at sea on the #TCMClassicCruise ⚓

Ingrid Bergman, Joseph Cotten, and director George Cukor on the set of GASLIGHT ('44). See it with Ben Mankiewicz and Mario Cantone as part of tonight's Creepy Cinema lineup. It all starts at 8pm ET.

Movie magic at sea on board the #TCMClassicCruise 🛳️

One of the more offbeat entries into Alfred Hitchcock’s film canon, THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY ('55) takes full advantage of Vermont’s resplendency during peak foliage season as a murder mystery unfolds. See it tonight as part of our TCM Special Theme, Sweater Weather.

After a long, hot summer, that chill in the air that comes with fall sweater weather feels refreshing. There’s nothing like cozying up on the couch, and enjoying an emotional melodrama or a cozy mystery. Join us for a night of autumnal films beginning at 8pm ET.

THE THIN MAN ('34) co-stars Star of the Month Myrna Loy and William Powell appeared in more than a dozen films together from 1934 until 1947, making them one of the most prolific screen pairings of all time. Of their 14 films together, which is your favorite?

Actress and filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal reflects on her family's movie nights and more – catch her tonight as she shares her ultimate double-feature with Ben Mankiewicz as we continue our Two for One encore! It all starts with NIGHTS OF CABIRIA ('57) at 8pm ET.

From madness to melodrama, monsters and MORE – Creepy Cinema continues with our favorite comedic duo: Ben Mankiewicz and Mario Cantone! Join them for tonight's dark double-feature, starting with Sydney Pollack's psychological drama, THEY SHOOT HORSES DON'T THEY? ('69) at 8pm ET.

We are saddened to say goodbye to our dear friend, Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint. One of the last surviving stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age, we’ll forever be grateful for unforgettable contributions to cinema, her generosity and her humor. Our thoughts are with her loved ones.

We are saddened to say goodbye to our dear friend, Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint. One of the last surviving stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age, we’ll forever be grateful for unforgettable contributions to cinema, her generosity and her humor. Our thoughts are with her loved ones.

From pre-codes to comedies, Myrna Loy could do it all. Men loved her; women wanted to be her. But there was more to this beloved actress than Hollywood glitz and glam. We celebrate the Queen of Hollywood Mondays this month with all-day tributes on TCM.

James Cagney portraying legendary actor and makeup artist Lon Chaney in MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES ('57). See it tonight following the documentary LON: CHANEY: A THOUSAND FACES (2000) as part of our Films on Film lineup with Ben Mankiewicz. It all starts at 8pm ET.

We're cooking the ultimate recipe for fun and frights...as we kick off our annual Creepy Cinema lineup! 👻 Join your favorite cinephiles Ben Mankiewicz and Mario Cantone as they present QUEEN BEE ('55) followed by THE NANNY ('65). It all starts at 8pm ET.

This October is all treats! 🎃 Fall in love with Star of the Month Myrna Loy, snuggle up with our Spotlight: Sweater Weather, join dynamic duo Mario Cantone & Ben Mankiewicz as Creepy Cinema returns followed by our annual Halloween Terror-thon and SO much more! 🎶 “Bury Me” by Alejandro Escovedo 🎶

Get ready to SCREAM 😱 – as Creepy Cinema returns this October with @benmank77.bsky.social and the one and only Mario Cantone! It all starts tomorrow night at 8pm ET with QUEEN BEE ('55) followed by THE NANNY ('65).

The first adaptation of the acclaimed 1921 novel, Rex Ingram's SCARAMOUCHE ('23) was praised for its lavish recreation of 18th-century France – featuring elaborate costumes and large-scale sets. See it tonight as we conclude our Swashbucklers Spotlight, starting at 8pm ET.

Choreographer and filmmaker Adam Shankman shares his earliest movie-theater memory, dream-dance partner from the Golden Age, and more – as part of tonight's encore presentation of our Two for One series. See his full conversation with Ben Mankiewicz at 8pm ET.

Charlie Chaplin behind the scenes on THE GREAT DICTATOR ('40). See it tonight following THE TRAMP AND THE DICTATOR (2002) as part of our Films on Films franchise, starting at 8pm ET.

EYES WIDE SHUT (1999), Stanley Kubrick's story of sexual desire and temptation was inspire by Arthur Schnitzler's 1926 novella “Traumnovelle”. Kubrick cast superstars and then-real-life couple Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, who spent over a year shooting the film.

At age 13, Stanley Kubrick's father gifts him his first camera, which leads to a prestigious job at a famous magazine... and the opportunity to watch a film being made on the streets of NYC. Episode 1 of The Plot Thickens: Stanley is available now on your favorite podcast app.

Pioneered by Stanley Kubrick, the "Kubrick Stare" portrays the film's subject with a down-tilted head staring straight-on, while the camera shoots them at eye-level or a slightly low angle. Stream Episode 1 of The Plot Thickens: Stanley tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts.

SWORDSMEN OF SIENA ('62) was filmed on location in Italy, giving its swashbuckling adventure a genuine Renaissance atmosphere – featuring historic architecture to help bring 16th-century Siena to life. See it tonight as part of our Swashbuckler Spotlight, starting at 8pm ET.

Emmy-award winning actress and singer, Sheryl Lee Ralph shares her movie theater memories, the musicals that inspired her, and MORE – as she joins us for tonight's encore presentation of our Two for One series. See her dream-double feature with Ben Mankiewicz at 8pm ET.

Antonio Banderas and Jennifer Lopez in BORDERTOWN (2007). See them tonight in our continued Films on Film franchise following THE BORDER: LATINO REPRESENTATION IN HOLLYWOOD (2026). It all starts at 8pm ET.

THE BORDER: LATINO REPRESENTATION IN HOLLYWOOD (2026) explores the history of Latino representation on screen. Examining the complex realities of immigration, citizenship, and identity in American culture. See it tonight as we continue our Films on Film series at 8:00pm ET 🎥.

We’re thrilled to announce the special guests joining us on board this year’s TCM Classic Cruise! Dyan Cannon, Beau Bridges, Jane Alexander and more will set sail with us beginning on October 13th. Learn more here: https://www.tcmcruise.com/

Stanley Kubrick had been a fan of science fiction since his teenage years, and he baffled even his closest friends when he told them his next project would be a film in the genre. 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY would put an end to the cliché that sci-fi was beneath serious consideration.

Employing teams of professionals in every field from space flight to food services for 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY ('68), Stanley Kubrick set out to make what he simply described as a "good science fiction film." See it tomorrow night at 8pm ET.

A look behind the scenes of MOONFLEET ('55), featuring Stewart Granger, George Sanders, Joan Greenwood, and director Fritz Lang at work on this classic swashbuckling adventure. See it tonight as part of our Swashbucklers Spotlight series, starting at 8pm ET!

Congrats to filmmaker Hiro Murai on making history as the first Asian director to win the Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series! Earlier this year, Murai shared his film inspirations and more with Ben Mankiewicz on our Talking Pictures podcast. Listen here: bit.ly/4rcRcbf

We say goodbye to visionary designer and our dear friend, Bob Mackie. One of Hollywood's most influential creatives, Mackie's designs brought ingenuity and glamour to generations of icons – leaving an indelible sparkle on fashion forever. Our thoughts are with his loved ones.

Actor, comedian, and writer/producer Bill Hader shares his favorite classic performances and more – as he joins us as tonight's guest for our encore presentation of Two for One! See the full conversation with Ben Mankiewicz and his double-feature selection at 8pm ET.

From the screenings to the stars, TCM host Dave Karger spoke with fellow cinephiles and film stars about the movies that inspired them as they showcase their future classics at the Telluride Film Festival.

ENNIO (2021) navigates the life, career, and creative legacy of legendary composer Ennio Morricone, whose unforgettable scores shaped some of cinema’s most iconic films. See it tonight as we continue our Films on Film with Ben Mankiewicz at 8pm ET.

Stanley Kubrick's DR. STRANGELOVE is a brilliant satire on sex, politics, nuclear Armageddon and the military industrial complex, but also a cornucopia of outrageous comic performances, not the least of which were the three roles portrayed by Peter Sellers.

SPARTACUS was Stanley Kubrick's first film in color and using a widescreen format. Kubrick was just 30-years-old when he directed the film, the most expensive film made in Hollywood up to that point ($12M). See it tomorrow at 8pm ET during our Special Theme, Completely Kubrick.

For their roles in THE WICKED LADY ('45), Margaret Lockwood and James Mason earned honors at the Daily Mail National Film Awards – named Best Actress and Best Actor for their performances. See it tonight as part of our Swashbucklers Spotlight, starting at 8pm ET.

That's a wrap on our time at the 53rd annual Telluride Film Festival. What a weekend celebrating movies old and new. 🎬

From a charismatic Casanova in MGM musicals to the most beloved bad guy in the Star Trek universe, Ricardo Montalban exuded charm and mystery in his more than five decade career. We salute him as our Star of the Month Mondays in September.

Director Danny Boyle explains how AMADEUS inspired his new film, INK. The film traces the early years of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire in the U.K.

At the Telluride Film Festival, Dave Karger talked with John Turturro about New York City on screen. His new film, THE ONLY LIVING PICKPOCKET IN NEW YORK, will hit theaters nationwide late October.