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Turner Classic Movies is paying tribute to its longtime host this weekend with a 48-hour marathon of Robert Osborne’s most memorable TCM interviews and moments. Osborne, who died Monday at 84, had been the face of the cable network since its 1994 launch. Starting at 6 Am Et on Saturday, programming will include installments of Private Screenings and Live from the TCM Classic Film Festival and Osborne’s first TCM introduction for the all-time classic Gone with the Wind…...

Private screenings are a dime a dozen during awards season. Whether it’s Los Angeles, New York, London or even San Francisco, Academy members hold numerous events for each other (most often at the behest of studios) to spread the word about a film or a specific contender. Usually these intimate affairs don’t start to percolate until Thanksgiving or even before Christmas, but Paramount Pictures got things rolling a bit earlier than normal last night for Denis Villeneuve’s “Arrival.

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“Lauren Bacall models an Mptf Christmas card in 1951.” Courtesy Mptf

Turner Classic Movies will celebrate the life and career of legendary actress Lauren Bacall with a 24-hour marathon of memorable performances, including all four films in which she co-starred with husband Humphrey Bogart.

TCM’s tribute to Bacall, who passed away Tuesday at the age of 89, will air Monday, Sept. 15, beginning at 8 p.m. (Et), and will conclude Tuesday, Sept. 16, her 90th birthday.

“Lauren Bacall was a wonderful and generous friend of ours at TCM, and a great connection to the ‘golden age of cinema,’” said TCM host Robert Osborne. “Personally, I have to admit that she never failed to make my heart beat faster and my voice to stammer when we spoke. Talk about true star quality – that was Bacall. We are truly blessed to have had her as an integral part of our TCM family.”

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Lauren Bacall will receive a movie marathon tribute from TCM.

The cable channel has confirmed that a two-day tribute to the actress - who passed away in New York on Tuesday (August 12) - will air on September 15 and September 16.

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TCM will air nearly a dozen of the Hollywood icon's most popular films, including The Big Sleep, Key Largo and Dark Passage.

The marathon will begin on Monday, September 15 at 8pm Et with an airing of Private Screenings featuring the actress.

It will be followed by her breakthrough 1944 classic To Have and Have Not, in which she starred with future husband Humphrey Bogart.

The marathon is slated to wrap up on Tuesday, September 16 with Designing Woman at 6pm Et.

TCM's Robert Osborne said in a statement: "Lauren Bacall was a wonderful...

Legendary actress Lauren Bacall passed away on Tuesday at the age of 89. To celebrate her life and Hollywood career, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will air a 24-hour marathon of her classic performances, from Sept. 15-16. TCM’s Lauren Bacall tribute marathon will include all four films in which she co-starred with husband Humphrey Bogart (To Have and Have Not, The Big Sleep, Dark Passage and Key Largo), as well as TCM host Robert Osborne’s Private Screenings interview with her. “Lauren Bacall was a wonderful and generous friend of ours at TCM, and a great connection to the ‘golden age of … Continue reading →

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Robert Osborne is used to interviewing screen legends, but now he knows how it feels to sit in the other chair.

As Turner Classic Movies begins its 20th-anniversary year, its principal host -- who was an actor before he became a Hollywood columnist and historian -- recounts how his career began and progressed in a new "Private Screenings" special at 8 p.m. Et/5 Pt Monday (Jan. 6). Alec Baldwin, who hosted the Saturday-night TCM film series "The Essentials" with Osborne from 2009 to 2011, asks the questions.

"It never occurred to me," the ever-genial Osborne tells Zap2it of becoming a "Private Screenings" guest. "Way back, Dwayne Hickman [the former star of TV's 'The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis'] said, 'You know, you come into everybody's living room every night, and they don't know you. They like you, but they don't know much about you. Sometime, you should do a documentary about yourself.'

"I think that was even before we had a 'Private Screenings' franchise,...

Washington, Dec 7: Alec Baldwin is set to return to TV as a host for the show 'Private Screenings' on TCM on January 6.

According to Deadline.com, the 55-year-old will be interviewing Robert Osbourne, Fox News reported.

Osbourne usually hosts the series but he will switch chairs to get grilled by Baldwin as part of the network's 20th anniversary celebration.

Reps for TCM said that the former '30 Rock' star was chosen because of his long association with the network, including serving as co-host of 'The Essentials' from 2009 to 2011.

They said that Baldwin is an avid supporter of classic film and film.

Weep not for Alec Baldwin; his MSNBC show “Up Late With Alec Baldwin” might be a thing of the past, but he’ll be back on the small screen soon. However briefly. Taking a chance that Baldwin won’t hurl any homophobic slurs between now and Jan. 6, TCM has booked the former “30 Rock” star to guest host “Private Screenings” on that night. Also read: Alec Baldwin Decries Public Life as ‘Horrible’ During Interview – as Public Figure Baldwin will interview Osborne as the latter switches seats to become the interviewee, as part of the network’s 20th anniversary celebration. “Ever since TCM launched,...

Alec Baldwin is returning to TV hosting on January 6 — that was quick. Baldwin will be seen taking over hosting duties on TCM’s Private Screenings to interview TCM’s Robert Osbourne . Osbourne, who usually hosts Private Screenings among his many duties on the network, is switching chairs that one night, to pick the night’s four movies — and be interviewed about his career by Baldwin. Baldwin’s a good choice — of the several actors who’ve co-host TCM’s The Essentials franchise with Osbourne over the years, he was by far the best. Baldwin co-hosted the 2009 and 2010 seasons of the film showcase, spotlighting a specific movie each week, with discussion before and after the film. After Baldwin left, Drew Barrymore took over. The Osbourne table-turning is part of TCM’s celebration of its 20th anniversary, Osbourne having been the face of the network since its launch. Baldwin’s interview with...

Private screenings ramp up, including Im Global’s hot Venice premiere Locke.

Us buyers were in pursuit of Tom Hardy starrer Locke heading into a packed weekend of screenings punctuated by a high volume of private events.

To the bewilderment of some, Locke has not landed an official Toronto slot despite earning rave reviews in Venice, but that has not stopped Im Global and CAA from staging four private screenings over the coming days.

The first took place on Friday morning and proved a hot ticket as dozens of acquisitions executives were shut out of Tiff Bell Lightbox Cinema 7.

ICM Partners showed a trailer from its Nina Simone film, Nina, while Voltage Pictures screened Terry Gilliam’s Venice selection The Zero Theorem.

The volume of private screenings is a new development in Toronto as sales agents leverage events to overcome scheduling hurdles and win hearts and minds.

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Million Dollar Mermaid (1952)

Star of the silver screen and in the swimming pool, actress Esther Williams has passed away at the age of 91. Williams died early today in her sleep, according to her longtime publicist Harlan Boll.

Million Dollar Mermaid (1952)

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will pay tribute to legendary film star and swimmer Esther Williams with a 24-hour marathon of films beginning Thursday, June 13, at 8 p.m. (Et). TCM’s tribute will feature 13 of Williams’ films, including her film debut in Andy Hardy’s Double Life (1942); her first starring vehicle, Bathing Beauty (1944); the colorful musical Neptune’s Daughter (1949); the biopic of swimmer Annette Kellerman, Million Dollar Mermaid (1952); the romantic comedy Easy to Wed (1946); and the Hawaii-set musical Pagan Love Song (1950).

The following is a complete schedule of TCM’s June 13-14 tribute to Esther Williams:

Thursday, June 13

8 p.m. – Bathing Beauty (1944)

10 p.m. – Neptune’s Daughter (1949)

11:45 p.m.

“We’ve seen more dead bodies than you’ve eaten hot dogs!”

This month.s big-screen midnight madness from the guys at Destroy The Brain is Lady Terminator from 1989, an utterly whacked-out combination of cheesy FX, sleaze, gore, sex, explosions, shootouts, hot Asian chicks, mullet-headed stoners (one named .Snake.) driving armored cars, inane dialog, hideous dubbing, brainless disco tunes, and guns that never run out of ammunition – all the things that make life worthwhile! Of course, it.s part of their monthly Late Night Grindhouse film series and it will be screened midnights in a 35mm print at St. Louis. fabulous Hi-Pointe Theater (1005 McCausland Avenue) this Friday and Saturday (January 4th and 5th). The pre-show begins at 11:30.

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Ernest Borgnine is to be honored by TCM with a 24-hour marathon of some of the recently deceased actor’s finest films.

Beginning at 6 a.m. Et on July 26, the channel will begin with The Catered Affair and run through The Legend Of Lylah Clare, Pay Or Die, Torpedo Run, Ice Station Zebra, The Dirty Dozen, Marty, From Here To Eternity, The Wild Bunch, and Bad Day at Black Rock. There will also be multiple showings of Borgnine’s Private Screenings interview with channel host Robert Osborne, an hour-long episode filmed in 2009.

Must-see movies on the list are Marty, which...

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) has announced that an Ernest Borgnine 24-hour marathon has been set! The iconic, Oscar-winning actor died Sunday at age 95, but his brilliant cinematic contribution lives on!

On July 26, TCM will show 10 films starrign Borgnine and will also include replays of the actor's 2009's Private Screenings interview conducted by host Robert Osborne.

Here's the schedule:

6 Am Et, The Catered Affair (1956)

8 Am, The Legend Of Lylah Clare (1968)

10:30 Am, Pay Or Die (1960)

12:30 Pm, Torpedo Run (1958)

2:30 Pm, Ice Station Zebra (1968)

5:15 Pm, The Dirty Dozen (1967)

8 Pm, Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (2009)

9 Pm, Marty (1955)

10:45 Pm, From Here To Eternity (1953)

1 Am, The Wild Bunch (1969)

3:30 Am, Bad Day At Black Rock (1955)

5 Am, Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (2009)

Source: Deadline...

News and notes from the world of television, served up in bite-sized form, including items on the coming season of "Spartacus" and Syfy's "Total Blackout."

- HBO has scheduled premiere dates for the third seasons of "Boardwalk Empire" and "Treme." "Empire" will debut at 9 p.m. Et Sunday, Sept. 16, and "Treme" will follow at 10 p.m. Sept. 23. [HBO]

- Syfy has picked up 16 more episodes of its goofy/fun competition "Total Blackout." The show, Syfy's highest-rated new series of 2012, will return for a second season on Nov. 13, and Jaleel White will be back as host. [Syfy]

- TCM will pay tribute to the late Ernest Borgnine with a 24-hour marathon of his films on July 26. The lineup includes his Oscar-winning performance in "Marty" along with "From Here to Eternity," "The Dirty Dozen" and an hour-long "Private Screenings" interview with TCM host Robert Osborne. [TCM]

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Turner Classic Movies has set a 24-hour marathon of movies starring Ernest Borgnine, who died Sunday at age 95. On July 26, the cable channel will devote its programming to 10 films starring Borgnine, including a couple of replays of its hourlong 2009 Private Screenings interview with channel host Robert Osborne. Here’s the schedule: 6 Am Et, The Catered Affair (1956); 8 Am, The Legend Of Lylah Clare (1968), 10:30 Am, Pay Or Die (1960); 12:30 Pm, Torpedo Run (1958); 2:30 Pm, Ice Station Zebra (1968); 5:15 Pm, The Dirty Dozen (1967); 8 Pm, Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (2009); 9 Pm, Marty (1955); 10:45 Pm, From Here To Eternity (1953); 1 Am, The Wild Bunch (1969); 3:30 Am, Bad Day At Black Rock (1955); 5 Am, Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (2009). Related: Hammond On Ernest Borgnine: Oscar-Winning Actor Who Broke Hollywood Mold...

In a salute to the extensive lifelong career of Hollywood great and Academy Award winner Ernest Borgnine, who passed away at the age of 95 this past weekend, TCM will feature an all-day marathon of some of Borgnine’s most memorable performances, as well as TCM’s Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine special. Lineup for the memorial day of programming Thursday, June 26, will be as follows: 6am: The Catered Affair (1956) 8am: The Legend of Lylah Clare 10:30am: Pay or Die 12:30pm: Torpedo Run 2:30pm: Ice Station Zebra 5:15pm: The Dirty Dozen 8pm: Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine 9pm: Marty 10:45pm: From Here to Eternity 1am: The [...]...

Bookended by Easter and Tax Day, the week in between has some lighter fare to keep you busy. From a new episode of Glee to a zillion Titanic-themed shows, to narrowing down the Idol finalists, take a peek and start programming your DVR. Have a great week!

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Happy Easter! The ladies of Gcb sure know how to make a stir – with back-to-back new episodes.

Check out a sneak peek of one of the new shows here, where Cricket and Blake decide there’s no way a liberal is worthy of carrying their baby.

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I first discovered the captivating allure of Lina Romay 30 years ago in the early days of VHS when I rented a tape called The Loves Of Irena on the old Private Screenings label. It was Spanish director Jess Franco’s erotic 1973 twist on the vampire legend also known as (among other titles) Female Vampire, The Bare Breasted Countess, and Erotikill. Romay spends most of her screen time almost completely nude, strolling about in the fog wearing nothing but a cape and big wide black boots and I was immediately smitten. I sought out more films with the actress and found out she was Franco’s common-law wife and would perform in over 100 films from the prolific cult director including such gems as Barbed Wire Dolls, Jack The Ripper, and Wanda The Wicked Warden (with Dyanne Thorne, it was later retitled and sold as an Ilsa sequel). Romay and Franco had...

"I'm not one of those people who sits in the dark, looking at their work from 70 years earlier," Angela Lansbury insists. "I'm really not."

Still, the widely loved stage and screen star is pleased that many of her films are about to be showcased by Turner Classic Movies. The channel has named the "Murder, She Wrote" television icon its Star of the Month for January, with Lansbury festivals running each Wednesday.

The titles range from her screen debut in 1944's "Gaslight" (Jan. 4) to her chilling portrayal of one of movie history's most manipulative mothers in 1962's "The Manchurian Candidate" (Jan. 18) -- both Oscar-nominated performances.

"When I see it now," Lansbury tells Zap2it of her "Gaslight" work, "I say, 'How did you ever have the chutzpah to play that role as you did, at that age?' I'm enormously interested in how I arrived at that performance, but I also...

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Balaji Entertainment’s Shor In The City faced serious issues with the censor board regarding certification

Private screenings for the Bollywood core circuit is a common practice mostly done to entertain feedback. However, Shor In The City’s private screenings proved troublesome for the team. The film was being shown without the censor board certificate, and some insider leaked the news to the censor board.

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According to a source, “The censor board up until Monday afternoon refused to issue the certificate and sent Balaji a show cause notice questioning the production house about the screenings.” However, Balaji was clever enough to control the situation and sent someone personally to the censor board to sort out the matter. Fortunately, the certificate was issued on Monday. Tanuj Garg, CEO of Balaji Motion Pictures, briefly commented, ?We have received the censor certificate.

First Look: 90210 Graduation

Prior to shooting their May 16 season finale graduation episode, many of the 90210 actors had never worn a cap and gown. "I did graduate from high school, but I never got to do the whole walk across the stage and receive your diploma thing," says Shenae Grimes, whose Annie hopes to attend Carnegie Mellon in the fall. "I think it was a first for almost half our cast."

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Turner Classic Movies will showcase the achievements of five-time Oscar nominee Sidney Lumet on April 21 by screening four of his films as well as his compelling conversation with Robert Osborne from 2005 that formed part of the "Private Screenings" series. Lumet, who passed away Saturday at the age of 86, contended for Best Director at the Oscars on four occasions and TCM is airing the first three of those films. The tribute begins with "12 Angry Men," his 1957 film debut that earned him his first Oscar nod; he was defeated by David Lean who directed "Bridge on the River Kwai."After this, there will be an airing of "Private Screenings" and then "The Hill," a 1965 war drama starring Sean Connery. Following that will be one of Lumet's greatest triumphs -- the savage satire "Network" -- which reaped 10 Oscar nominations in 1975 and stands as one of only two films ("A Streetcar Named Desire" being th.

Tribute to Include Lumet.s Academy Award®-Nominated Work in 12 Angry Men (1957),

Dog Day Afternoon (1975) and Network (1976), Plus TCM.s Private Screenings: Sidney Lumet (2005)

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will remember the extraordinary career of five-time Academy Award®-nominated director and 2005 honorary Oscar® winner Sidney Lumet on Thursday, April 21. The memorial tribute is set to begin at 8 p.m. (Et/Pt) with Lumet.s outstanding jury-room drama 12 Angry Men (1957). The lineup will also include The Hill (1965), Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Network (1976) and an encore presentation of TCM.s Private Screenings: Sidney Lumet (2005), an in-dept conversation between Lumet and TCM host Robert Osborne.

The following is a complete schedule of TCM.s April 21 memorial tribute to Sidney Lumet (all times Eastern):

8 p.m. . 12 Angry Men (1957) . Sidney Lumet earned his first Best Director Oscar nomination for harrowing drama set in the confines of a sweltering jury-deliberation room. Henry Fonda stars as...

Turner Classic Movies has issued the following press release:

Turner Classic Movies to Pay Tribute to Ernest Borgnine, 47th Recipient of Screen Actors Guild’s Life Achievement Award

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Los Angeles (Jan. 7, 2011) - The evening before Screen Actors Guild® bestows its highest honor – the Life Achievement Award – on Ernest Borgnine, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will pay tribute to the memorable character actor with an evening of great performances. TCM’s tribute to Borgnine will take place Saturday, Jan. 29, beginning at 8 p.m. (Et), less than a week after the Oscar®-winning star’s 94th birthday. The 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards® http://www.sagawards.org will premiere live on TNT and TBS on Sunday, Jan. 30, at 8 p.m. (Et)/5 p.m. (Pt).

TCM’s tribute to Borgnine will include four outstanding films, along with a special encore of TCM’s Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (2009), in which TCM host Robert Osborne...

At 94 the legendary Ernest Borgnine doesn't want to be called "Mr. Borgnine," preferring "Ernest" or even "Ernie." Speaking in his signature gravelly voice, Borgnine is matter-of-fact about his achievements, still delighted and slightly awed that he has been able to make his living doing what he loves most: acting. He continues to be enthralled with movies, though he is no admirer of much of what is produced today and is dismissive about acting methods. "I learned to act by just sitting on a park bench and watching people go by," he says. "I follow what the author has written and take it from there. I don't have a method. You work with your head and your heart and then you create a character."Whatever his method—or perhaps more precisely, non-method—it has worked for him. For more than six decades, the Oscar winner has rolled up more than 200 movie and TV credits,...

hollywoodnews.com: The evening before Screen Actors Guild® bestows its highest honor – the Life Achievement Award – on Ernest Borgnine, Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will pay tribute to the memorable character actor with an evening of great performances. TCM’s tribute to Borgnine will take place Saturday, Jan. 29, beginning at 8 p.m. (Et), less than a week after the Oscar®-winning star’s 94th birthday. The 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards® will premiere live on TNT and TBS on Sunday, Jan. 30, at 8 p.m. (Et)/5 p.m. (Pt).

TCM’s tribute to Borgnine will include four outstanding films, along with a special encore of TCM’s Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (2009), in which TCM host Robert Osborne sits down with Borgnine for a one-hour chat about the legendary actor’s life and career. Films in the lineup include Borgnine’s Oscar-winning performance in Marty (1955) and noteworthy work in such films...

Oscar, Emmy, Tony and Grammy Legend Award winner Liza Minnelli finally joins Robert Osborne's illustrious guest list on Saturday's episode of Private Screenings (10/9c, TCM). I watched her film the chat in the New York's West Village back in June, looking remarkably limber just a few months after knee replacement surgery. She was about to head out on tour to support her album Confessions, released this past September. Earlier this week, fresh from a San Francisco concert, the diva talked to me about her new album and her conversation with Osborne about growing up with legendary parents Judy Garland and director Vincente Minnelli and some of their equally famous friends. (AMC is also airing 10 of her parents' films — including An American in Paris and Gigi — plus Liza's Cabaret on Saturday and Tuesday...

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Along with "fessing up" in this month's issue of The Advocate, Liza Minnelli will sit down with Turner Classic Movies (TCM) host Robert Osborne for Private Screenings: Liza Minnelli, an in-depth interview special slated to premiere Saturday, Dec. 11, at 7:00Pm (Pt). Having had the opportunity to read both Michael Joseph Gross's Advocate interview with Liza and to preview Osborne's Private Screenings conversation--and as someone committed to the craft of the face-to-face interview--i'm struck by the intriguingly disparate approaches by both interviewers. Whereas Gross takes a hard-hitting (i.e., rude?) gay-centric approach, Osborne takes the high road and treats the iconic star (and her legendary parents Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli) with nothing but tact and respect; clearly an instance of different strokes for different folks.

Turner Classic Movies will be paying tribute to the late legendary actor Tony Curtis. The 24-hour marathon will kick off on Sunday, October 10 and will feature 12 films.

Curtis, who died at the age of 85 of Wednesday, was a longtime supporter of TCM.

"Tony Curtis has been one of TCM's most supportive and best friends from the time he joined us for Private Screenings to his participation in our TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood this past April," TCM host Robert Osborne said. "We'll miss him terribly as an actor, as a buoyant personality and especially as a close pal who made the world seem a much friendlier, more optimistic place to be."

Tom Brown, TCM's vice president of original productions, worked with Curtis on numerous occasions. Brown stated in a press release, "It was a great privilege to know Tony both professionally and personally. Through his many contributions to the network,...

Turner Classic Movies will be paying tribute to the late legendary actor Tony Curtis. The 24-hour marathon will kick off on Sunday, October 10 and will feature 12 films.

Curtis, who died at the age of 85 of Wednesday, was a longtime supporter of TCM.

"Tony Curtis has been one of TCM's most supportive and best friends from the time he joined us for Private Screenings to his participation in our TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood this past April," TCM host Robert Osborne said. "We'll miss him terribly as an actor, as a buoyant personality and especially as a close pal who made the world seem a much friendlier, more optimistic place to be."

Tom Brown, TCM's vice president of original productions, worked with Curtis on numerous occasions. Brown stated in a press release, "It was a great privilege to know Tony both professionally and personally. Through his many contributions to the network,...

Along with discussing TCM’s upcoming “31 Days of Oscar” and reminiscing on Arlene Dahl, Robert Osborne and I talked about Ernest Borgnine, with whom he recently taped an interview for TCM’s “Private Screenings”, which will premiere on Monday, January 26, 2009, 5:00Pm (Pt), followed by a four-film tribute. Borgnine, a venerable 92-year-old, is the oldest living Academy Award®-winning actor, now that Charlton Heston has passed away. Osborne and I exchanged a few comments regarding this Hollywood legend and then a few hours later I was offered the chance to share a few minutes with Ernie as well.

* * * Robert Osborne: [Ernie] may be matched with Olivia DeHaviland because she’s 92 as well. Jennifer Jones, I believe, is a couple of years younger. I must say that—knowing both of them—Borgnine and Olivia, is that they are both examples of how great it can be to live that long if you have good genes.

Turner Classic Movies honors the legendary actor Ernest Borgnine with an exclusive Private Screenings episode hosted by Robert Osborne that premieres on Monday January 26 and will be repeated throughout the weeks ahead. There will also be broadcasts of Borgnine films including his Oscar winner Marty. For more information click here.

(For Cinema Retro's exclusive interview with Ernest Borgnine, see issue #13).