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The stars shine once again during our annual #SummerUnderTheStars festival, where each day in August is devoted to 24 hours of movies featuring one celebrated performer. Full lineup and schedule here: summer.tcm.com
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Frank Capra turned to Howard Hawks for help when shooting ⬇️ scene in MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON. Ultimately filmed as a single 2-shot with no cuts, it became a tour-de-force for Jean Arthur as she played off Thomas Mitchell. #SummerUnderTheStars
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One of the very, very best- Jean Arthur had the range, the depth and the charisma- she couldn’t settle for anything but truth. Truly an actor taht you can rewatch endlessly.
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George Stevens and Jean Arthur, both known for their perfectionism, enjoyed a close working relationship on THE TALK OF THE TOWN, with Arthur calling Stevens her "favorite director" and Stevens describing Arthur as "the finest actress [he] ever worked with". #SummerUnderTheStars
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Hey New Yorkers! Starting this Friday, check out the King Vidor Retrospective from our friends . Don't miss the 35mm print screenings, live musical accompaniment, and more! Use code BIGPARADE for $5 discount on tickets. Get tickets: filmlinc.org/vidor
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Jean Arthur openly disputed the kinds of roles Columbia studio boss Harry Cohn often assigned her. And as a result, Arthur was paid only $50,000 for THE TALK OF THE TOWN ('42) while co-stars Cary Grant and Ronald Colman received upwards of $100,000 each. #SummerUnderTheStars
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Many great Jean Arthur films on TCM today, but maybe my favorite airs late this evening, at 12:30 a.m.: pro-worker screwball comedy THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES (1941). Grouchy plutocrat Charles Coburn goes undercover among his employees and ends up siding with them!
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Happy Jean Arthur Day! Jean was incredibly versatile and was equally great in both dramatic and comedic roles. What a smile she had! My fav Jean 🎥 is History is Made at Night (1937). If you haven’t seen it, you should! #SummerUnderTheStars #TCMParty
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George Stevens and Jean Arthur, both known for their perfectionism, enjoyed a close working relationship on THE TALK OF THE TOWN, with Arthur calling Stevens her "favorite director" and Stevens describing Arthur as "the finest actress [he] ever worked with". #SummerUnderTheStars
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While critics have tended to overlook WHIRLPOOL ('34) in tracing Jean Arthur's metamorphosis as a film actress, it remains the earliest film in which one can recognize the Arthur of the classic movies of her later years. #SummerUnderTheStars
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When pressed by Hollywood to choose a stage name, Jean Arthur selected one honoring two idols: Jeanne d'Arc and King Arthur. Join us throughout the day as we cast our #SummerUnderTheStars spotlight on Arthur.
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Actress Vicky Tiu in IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ('63). Her sisters Ginny & Elizabeth and brother Alexander earlier co-starred with Elvis Presley in GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! ('62). Tiu later became a politician and is active in the Democratic party of Hawaii. #SummerUnderTheStars
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The promotional posters for VIVA LAS VEGAS ('64) proclaimed "It's that 'Go-Go' Guy and that 'Bye-Bye' Gal in the Fun Capital of the World!" #SummerUnderTheStars
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Directed by Robert Abel and Pierre Adidge, ELVIS ON TOUR ('72) follows Elvis during his fifteen-city spring tour earlier that year. Co-edited by Martin Scorsese, it went on to win Best Documentary at the 30th Golden Globe Awards. #SummerUnderTheStars
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Monday's can be tough. Spending the day with Elvis can make it a whole lot better. If you can only watch one of his films today, check out VIVA LAS VEGAS ('64) at 8pm ET. #SummerUnderTheStars
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We then travel to what was the Soviet Union with the experimental documentary MAN WITH A MOVIE CAMERA ('29) by groundbreaking director Dziga Vertov who popularized many of the cinematic techniques we still use today. See them both tonight with Alicia Malone on #TCMImports.
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Tonight we look at two documentaries across countries and decades. We start in France with CHRONICLE OF A SUMMER ('61) which explores the cinéma vérité style and asks the audience whether it's possible to act sincerely on camera through interviews.
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In his nearly 40 years as a photographer, Bill Cunningham chronicled the city’s fashion trends. BILL CUNNINGHAM: NEW YORK (2010) is a funny and poignant portrait of the man of whom Anna Wintour herself once said, “we all get dressed for Bill.” #LightsCameraFashion
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PARIS IS BURNING ('90) examines ballroom culture, demonstrating how fashion can be used as a form of self-expression and a safe space for the LGBTQ community. This pivotal documentary continues to permeate culture today from RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE to LEGENDARY. #LightsCameraFashion
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Join host Alicia Malone and costume designer Zaldy tomorrow at 8pm ET as they discuss fashion documentaries and how these movies entertain us with their own sense of style during our final night of Follow the Thread: The Truth About Fashion. #LightsCameraFashion
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PHANTOM THREAD (2017) tracks the twisted relationship of a dressmaker (Daniel Day-Lewis) & his muse & lover (Vicky Krieps). Day-Lewis studied archival footage from the '40s & '50s fashion world with the intensity of his character in preparation for the role. #LightsCameraFashion
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Another Greta Garbo silent gem, A WOMAN OF AFFAIRS ('28) stars Garbo paired with her real-life love interest at the time, John Gilbert. Based on the controversial novel-turned-play, "The Green Hat," the screen adaptation had to be drastically changed to align with Hays Code.
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French director Jacques Becker’s PARIS FRILLS ('45) is a melodrama set against the backdrop of a Parisian fashion house. The film showcases an artist whose fascination with his best friend’s fiancée has deadly consequences. See it tonight at 10:15pm ET during Follow the Thread.
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Unable to finance his dream project, an epic biography of Napoleon, Stanley Kubrick settled on the William Makepeace Thackeray novel THE LUCK OF BARRY LYNDON. BARRY LYNDON ('75) went on to win 4 Oscars for cinematography, art direction, costume design, and adapted score.
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Co-founder of the Technicolor Motion Picture Corporation with her then-husband Herbert T. Kalmus, Natalie Kalmus was the color consultant for all Technicolor films produced from 1934 to 1949, including David Lean's production of BLITHE SPIRIT ('45).
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Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers had not worked together since THE STORY OF VERNON AND IRENE CASTLE ('39) before making their tenth and final film together, THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY ('49).
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Join us tomorrow night for the TCM premiere of EYES WIDE SHUT ('99), the last film of auteur director Stanley Kubrick. Starring Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise, the film explores the intricacies of fidelity, intimacy, and personal responsibility. See it tomorrow night at 1:45am ET.
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Join host Alicia Malone and costume designer Mark Bridges who won the Academy Award for Best Costume Design for his work on PHANTOM THREAD (2017) this Saturday at 8pm ET during Follow the Thread. #LightsCameraFashion
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