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Director Roger Corman with actors Salli Sachse and Bruce Dern on the set of his psychedelic drama, THE TRIP ('67) – with screenplay written by Corman's protégé, actor and future filmmaker Jack Nicolson. See it tonight as we continue our Corman tribute, starting at 8pm ET.

Grace Kelly in a publicity still for DIAL M FOR MURDER. The film was the first of three she made with director Alfred Hitchcock.

Based on one of filmmaker Roger Corman's favorite Edgar Allen Poe stories, THE MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH ('64) marked his seventh project inspired by the author's works – which heavily feature "Prince of Horror" Vincent Price. See it as part of tonight's tribute, at 8pm ET.

Breathless, bitingly funny and unapologetic in its look at the underlying chaos of life, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN beautifully uses the Texas landscape to visualize its tale of brutality. See it tonight as part of our spotlight Deep in the Heart of Texas.

Adrian and Rosalind Russell on the set of THE WOMEN ('39)

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Join us for an evening of family classics with father-daughter duo @leonardmaltin & @jessiemaltin as they present several films featured in their latest book: FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT MENUS – a delicious pairing of recipes and movie recommendations. It starts tonight at 8pm ET.

One of Hollywood's brightest talents, George Cukor, has often been dismissed as a "woman's director," but he was responsible for some of the greatest treasures of Hollywood's Golden Era. Join us for an evening of his films beginning tomorrow at 8pm ET with BORN YESTERDAY.

Father-daughter duo @leonardmaltin & @jessiemaltin share their movie memories as we celebrate their latest TCM Library release: FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT MENUS – a must-have for film lovers, foodies, and families. See them tonight at 8pm ET. Order here: bit.ly/4cjDVI1

Join us tomorrow for an evening of family classics introduced by film critic & historian @leonardmaltin with his daughter and podcast co-host, @jessiemaltin – as we celebrate their latest addition to the TCM Library: FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT MENUS. Learn more: bit.ly/4bKk1G1

Despite her modest role in the film, Star of the Month Sophia Loren received top billing in OPERATION CROSSBOW ('65). Already an international star, Loren joined the cast as a favor to her husband, producer Carlo Pointi. See it as part of tonight's lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

In 2015, Star of the Month Sophia Loren shared memories and reflected on her life, career, and more – with her son, filmmaker Edoardo Ponti at the TCM Classic Film Festival. See the full conversation recording as we kick off her Star of the Month tribute, tonight at 8pm ET.

Celebrate the continuing legacy of actress and international icon, Sophia Loren with us this April – as she shines as our Star of the Month! Join us every Monday as we showcase her work across seven decades of cinema, from Hollywood to around the world. It all starts at 8pm ET.

Following the success of A BUCKET OF BLOOD, filmmaker Roger Corman used the same sets to create THE LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS ('60) – featuring Jack Nicholson in one of his earliest roles. See both films as part of tonight's Special Theme honoring Corman, starting at 8pm ET.

In 1959, filmmaker Roger Corman was offered a 50,000 budget to make a movie in five days – accepting the challenge, he directed a venomous satire on the art world: A BUCKET OF BLOOD ('59). See it as part tonight's Special Theme celebrating Corman's legacy, starting at 8pm ET.

We’re excited to announce eight-time Oscar-nominated actress Glenn Close will be honored with a hand and footprint ceremony at @ChineseTheatres during the 17th annual #TCMFF. A screening of DANGEROUS LIAISONS will follow the ceremony. Visit tcm.com/festival for more.

This month, we explore the state of Texas' vast cultural history, its racial dimensions, shifting demographics and how it reflects the changing nature of America with our TCM Spotlight: Deep in the Heart of Texas. It starts tonight with GIANT at 8pm ET.

Dubbed the "King of the B-movies," Roger Corman's visionary filmmaking revolutionized independent cinema and influenced several generations of storytellers from Martin Scorsese to James Cameron. Join us for four nights this April honoring his legacy, starting Friday at 8pm ET.

Claudia ❤️ We remember the luminous Claudia Cardinale with an evening of films beginning with Federico Fellini's masterpiece 8 1/2. It all starts at 8pm ET.