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Why don’t the cartoons show up on watch TCM anymore?

35M here. Also looking for people who have interests in classic Hollywood film history, Turner Classic Movies, etc.... Trying to meet more people with similar interests. Anyway they are screening the silent film The Son of Sheikh with Rudolf Valentino this Sunday (8/23/26) at the Masonic Lodge in Hollywood Forever Cemetery since it's the 100th anniversary of Valentino's passing. Valentino is also interned there. This a very special event for classic film enthusiasts. It's also free as well. Let me know if you'd like to meet up. Doors open at 5 PM and movie starts at 6 PM so probably need to get there around 5 PM.

Love your posts, but was wondering if there is a chance you have in your collection the segment Rocky & Mugsy, have seen all the rest on youtube just must have missed this one?

Thanks in Advance

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Hi guys! Is there any update about the festival for next year! I've wanted to go so manytimes and now I think I have the money and time to go, but I have not seen any dates or info yet. Do you know something? Thanks in advance!

I forgot to record (DVR) the Marx brothers movies. Will they be on again in the next few weeks? I have the TCM app and kanopy but want it on the dvr

I just finished watching The Lady Eve again. I love this movie. But there's a part I've never been able to get the background on.

A few time's, the Pike's butler calls Muggsy (William Demarest) "Ambrose", and Muggy is agitated by it. Anyone know what "Ambrose" referred to or did I miss something in the movie?

Thanks in advance.

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"Hosted by Ben Mankiewicz, this season of The Plot Thickens traces Kubrick’s journey from a curious Bronx teenager—first inspired by a camera gifted to him by his father at age 13—to a visionary filmmaker who redefined the art of filmmaking. Across his career, Kubrick pushed boundaries, challenged censorship, and pursued an uncompromising level of creative control that shaped landmark films including Lolita, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, and Eyes Wide Shut.
 
Drawing on more than 200 newly uncovered and previously unheard archival interviews, the series offers an unprecedented look at Kubrick’s personal life, working methods, and the making of each of his feature films, while also reexamining longstanding myths surrounding his reputation, including the notion that he was a recluse.
 
The podcast features original interviews conducted by TCM with leading voices in film and culture, including Steven Spielberg, Matthew Modine, Sofia Coppola, Josh Safdie, George Miller, Katharina Kubrick, and longtime Kubrick collaborator James Harris, alongside critics, historians, and authors including Claire Dederer and Jon Ronson."

Season 7 debuts September 24, wherever you get your podcasts

Stanley Kubrick (Promo) | The Plot Thickens | TCM