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TCM Classic Film Festival: The Legendary Costume Design of Travis Banton, with Mae West in I’m No Angel

April 18, 2012 by Kathryn Schroeder

The Legendary Costumes of Travis Banton… featuring I’m No Angel, Nothing Sacred, and The Scarlett Empress.   Introduction: The TCM Classic Film Festival is known for screening rare, formerly out of print, and all-time classic movies for an over-eager crowd of festival attendees.  People come from all over the country to […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Features, Film Festival, Movies, TCM Classic Film Festival Tagged With: 2012, Classic Films, TCM Classic Film Festival

TCM Classic Film Festival: ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ (1968)

April 18, 2012 by Tom von Logue Newth

Mia Farrow and Ruth Gordon in Rosemary's Baby (1968)

Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby is a loved horror movie, but is it really that great? Perhaps not.

Filed Under: Entertainment, Features, Film Festival, Movies, TCM Classic Film Festival Tagged With: Mia Farrow, Roman Polanski

TCM Classic Film Festival: La Retour De Flamme – 3D Rarities

April 18, 2012 by Tom von Logue Newth

Head honcho of Lobster Films, Serge Bromberg is an avid collector and preserver of film, and happily for the rest of us, he is also an enthusiastic exhibitor. He came to the TCM Classic Film Festival this year with a fascinating program of short experiments and showcases for various stereoscopic filming techniques, dating all the […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Film Festival, Movies, TCM Classic Film Festival Tagged With: 2012, 3D, Classic Films, TCM Classic Film Festival

TCM Classic Film Festival: Clara Bow In ‘Call Her Savage’ (1932)

April 18, 2012 by Tom von Logue Newth

Clara Bow in Call Her Savage

One of my favorite screenings at last year’s TCM Classic Film Festival was Clara Bow in Hoop-La (1933), restored by MOMA at the urging of Bow biographer David Stenn. Stenn was on hand again this year to present Bow in Call Her Savage (1932), and to explain a bit about its background. The irrepressible Bow […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Film Festival, Movies, TCM Classic Film Festival Tagged With: Clara Bow

TCM Classic Film Festival: Raw Deal (1948)

April 17, 2012 by Tom von Logue Newth

The TCM Classic Festival screening of Raw Deal (1948) left a large number of hopeful audience members shut out (the fact that there were still empty seats for Love Story across the way was no consolation). Part of the teething process for a festival that seems to double in attendance each year, but one that […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Film Festival, Movies, TCM Classic Film Festival Tagged With: 2012, Classic Films, Film Noir, TCM Classic Film Festival

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