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Oscar-nominated actress @rosieperezbrooklyn is back on #NoirAlley this weekend with Eddie Muller presenting her favorite Alfred Hitchcock film, STRANGERS ON A TRAIN. See it Saturday at midnight ET or catch the encore Sunday at 10am ET.

We caught up with actor Ethan Peck to discuss classic movies and his grandfather Gregory Peck's legacy. We continue our celebration of Gregory Peck tonight with MIRAGE ('65) at 8pm ET.

For his comedic performance in DESIGNING WOMAN ('57), Star of the Month Gregory Peck was given his choice of leading lady – Peck immediately suggested Lauren Bacall, which would cement their long-enduring friendship. See it as part of tonight's lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

Jacqueline Stewart and media scholar Patrick Jagoda of The University of Chicago are back tonight for Games People Play where we look at games on screen. Part of our lineup includes THE CINCINNATI KID which features poker.

Filmmaker @edgarwright talks movies and shares how he's playfully incorporated popular genre conventions in his own films – as he kicks off our latest podcast season of TALKING PICTURES with @BenMank77. Now streaming, wherever you get your podcasts: bit.ly/TPPS3

From chess to Scrabble, games have long shaped the stories we tell onscreen. In a special tie-in to the Year of Games, Turner Classic Movies features UChicago scholars Jacqueline Stewart and Patrick Jagoda discussing how classic films use games to drive character and conflict.

From TCM and @hbomax, Talking Pictures is BACK with Season 3 – featuring a brand new lineup of guests! Join host @benmankiewicz as he invites some of the most iconic figures in Hollywood as they share movie memories and more. Our latest episode with @edgarwright drops tomorrow.

Considered by some critics to be Japanese master Yasujiro Ozu's most perfect film, LATE SPRING ('49) tells the story of a widowed father who feels compelled to marry off his beloved only daughter. See it tonight at 8pm ET as we continue our showcase of Ozu's work.

Missing #NoirAlley? Tomorrow's daytime theme on TCM is a smorgasbord of tales from the shadows. Don't miss it!

Eleanor Powell in BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936.

Join us tonight as we honor our founder and champion Ted Turner with the film that started it all and his personal favorite, GONE WITH THE WIND (’39). The evening will feature a special introduction by Ben Mankiewicz and exclusive interviews from the TCM Archives.

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See @rosieperezbklyn introduce THE STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS tonight at midnight ET on #NoirAlley or catch the encore presentation Sunday morning at 10am ET.

Ted Turner's favorite movie was GONE WITH THE WIND ('39). He loved the movie so much that he bought the entire catalogue of movies from MGM Studios and pre-1948 Warner Bros. so he could air and preserve them. We honor our founder by airing the film tomorrow night at 8pm ET.

Actor, comedian, and writer/producer Bill Hader shares his favorite classic performances and more – as he joins us as tonight's Two for One guest with @BenMank77! See the full conversation and his double-feature selection at 8pm ET.

Adapted from the 1930 novel THE LONE COWBOY, Henry Hathaway's SHOOT OUT ('71) uniquely features Star of the Month Gregory Peck as a vengeance-seeking ex-con – but not without his upstanding moral principles. See the TCM Premiere as part of tonight's lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

Coproduced by Star of the Month Gregory Peck, THE BIG COUNTRY ('58) was a fan-favorite of President Dwight D. Eisenhower – who screened the film at the White House four nights in a row during his second administration. See it as part of tonight's lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

We continue our showcase of Star of the Month Gregory Peck's versatile filmography across genres and decades – as we look at some of his finest Westerns tonight. It all starts with THE GUNFIGHTER ('50) at 8pm ET. Learn more about tonight's lineup here: bit.ly/4tY4JnA

'A true hero in terms of film preservation' I wouldn't be a Braves fan without Ted Turner. The same goes for my love of classic films thanks to @tcm. Appreciate Charlie Tabesh, TCM's SVP of Programming & Content Strategy, for talking to @wsbtv today: wsbtv.com/news/local/atl…

It's been a long time coming... Oscar-nominated actress @rosieperezbklyn joins Eddie Muller on #NoirAlley this Saturday at midnight ET with THE STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS. It will also have an encore presentation on Sunday at 10am ET.