2014 Festival
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Robert Osborne’s wrap-up of the 5th TCM Classic Film Festival, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Robert Osborne with some personal recollections of Mickey Rooney, from the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM’s coverage of events from Sunday, April 13, the closing day of the 2014 TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

At a screening of one of his most acclaimed works, The Pawnbroker (1964),  Composer Quincy Jones recalls music producer Phil Spector, and his mentors Sidney Lumet and Sidney Poitier, interview by Robert Osborne, in Hollywood Saturday night.

With casting director Lynn Stalmaster and director Norman Jewison, composer and conductor John Williams, who won his first Academy Award for his adapted score, talks about the challenges of making Fiddler On The Roof (1971), before a screening in Hollywood Sunday.

Robert Osborne and friend David Ladd introducing the rarely-seen film starring David’s father, Alan Ladd, the first talking version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby (1948), Saturday in Hollywood.

Ben Mankiewicz interviews special guest, Academy Award-winning actor Alan Arkin, discussing awards and acting, before a screening of The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter (1968), Sunday in Hollywood.

Ben Mankiewicz and Robert Osborne remember the late Mickey Rooney, introducing his film The Courtship Of Andy Hardy, from the TCM Classic Film Festival, Saturday in Hollywood.

TCM’s  wrap-up of events from Saturday, April 12, day three of the fifth TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

Alec Baldwin for TCM interviews award-winning producer and Blue Note Records president Don Was, about The Beatles and their music and the movie A Hard Day’s Night (1964), before a screening at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood Saturday.

With Robert Osborne, Kim Novak addresses the reaction to her appearance at this year’s Academy Awards ceremony, and her decision to return to the TCM Classic Film Festival, before a screening of her film Bell, Book And Candle (1958), at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood Saturday.

Interviewed by Illeana Douglas for TCM, Jerry Lewis recounts his partnership with Dean Martin, working with producer Hal Wallis, and his films The Stooge and The Delicate Delinquent, before a screening of The Nutty Professor (1963), Saturday in Hollywood.

Illeana Douglas speaking for TCM, actor and director Jerry Lewis following his hand-print ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre, cracks up the full house before a screening of The Nutty Professor (1963), Saturday at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood.

Author and historian Donald Bogle for TCM interviews composer Richard Sherman, about how he and his brother Robert came to know the author P.L. Travers, while making Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins (1964), before a screening at the El Capitan theatre, Saturday in Hollywood.

Actress Maureen O’Hara thrilled a jubilant crowd before a screening of How Green Was My Valley (1941); the complete interview with Robert Osborne at the El Capitan Theatre, Saturday afternoon in Hollywood.

Legendary composer and producer Quincy Jones with TCM’s Ben Mankiewicz, with passing reference to Elton John, star Michael Caine, the Rolling Stones, cockney dialect and more, before a screening of The Italian Job, (1969), Friday evening at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.

Comedy star Patton Oswalt with suitably grim and hilarious commentary, introducing a midnight screening of David Lynch’s Eraserhead, 1977, Friday in Hollywood.

TCM’s wrap-up of events from Friday, April 11, day two of the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM’s Robert Osborne was among the spectators as Mel Brooks entertained a packed house, explaining how the studio bosses reacted to his hit comedy Blazing Saddles (1974), before a screening at the TCL Chinese Theatre, Friday night in Hollywood.

TCM’s wrap-up of events from Thursday, April 10th, day one of the 5th TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

Selections from the TCM at 20: Inspired By The Classics art exhibit, on display at Club TCM during the 5th TCM Classic Film Festival, in Hollywood, April 10-14, 2014.

Promo for the fifth annual TCM Classic Film Festival, April 10-13, 2014, in Hollywood.

Scenes from the 4th TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood, April 25-28, 2013.

TCM’s coverage of events from Sunday, April 28th, 2013, day four of the 4th TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM’s coverage of events from Saturday, April 27th, 2013, day three of the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM’s coverage of events from Friday, April 26th, 2013, day two of the 4th annual Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM’s coverage of events from Thursday, April 25th, 2013, day one of the 4th annual TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

Original trailer for The Music Man, 1962, starring Robert Preston.

Original trailer for What Ever Happened To Baby Jane?, 1962.

Original trailer for Bell, Book and Candle, 1958.

Original trailer for Written On The Wind, 1957.

Trailer for the original, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers, 1956.

Original Trailer for George Lucas’ American Graffiti, 1973.

Ben Mankiewicz with TCM Classic Film Festival guest Mark LaForge, from Toronto, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Four-time TCM Classic Film Festival guest Bernie Sullivan, with Ben Mankiewicz, Thursday, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with TCM Classic Film Festival guest Sheryl Snyder, Thursday from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with two-time TCM Classic Film Festival guest Georgia Shores, Thursday at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with five-time TCM Classic Film Festival guest Chappell Harris, Thursday at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Classic film archivist, distributor and crowd favorite Michael Schlesinger introducing Johnny Guitar (1954), with Joan Crawford, Mercedes McCambridge and Sterling Hayden, offers some of his ideas on how the movie works, in Hollywood Thursday night.

Comedian and podcaster Greg Proops introduces Bachelor Mother (1939), starring Ginger Rogers and David Niven, at the TCL Chinese 6, Thursday night in Hollywood.

Ben Mankiewicz with actors Paul LeMat, Candy Clark and Bo Hopkins discussing director George Lucas, and American Graffiti (1973), at a poolside screening at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Thursday evening.

Robert Osborne with star Shirley Jones before the opening night screening of the restored version of Oklahoma! (1955), Thursday at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.

Actor, playwright and TCM Guest Programmer Charles Busch, from his introduction to What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? (1964), with Joan Crawford and Bette Davis,  at the TCL Chinese 6, Thursday evening in Hollywood.

Celebrated documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles, with Michael Pogorzelski, director of the A.M.P.A.S Archive, before a screening of Maysles’ Grey Gardens (1975), Friday in Hollywood.

From Film Forum director Bruce Goldstein’s popular Pre-Code presentation, before a screening of Employees’ Entrance (1932), Friday evening in Hollywood.

Legendary composer and producer Quincy Jones with TCM’s Ben Mankiewicz, with passing reference to Elton John, star Michael Caine, the Rolling Stones, cockney dialect and more, before a screening of The Italian Job, (1969), Friday evening at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.

Comedy star Patton Oswalt with suitably grim and hilarious commentary, introducing a midnight screening of David Lynch’s Eraserhead, 1977, Friday in Hollywood.

Robert Osborne recaps highlights from the opening night red carpet festivities, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Actress Paula Prentiss joins Robert Osborne, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Director Ira Wohl, whose film Best Boy (1979) is featured at the TCM Classic Film Festival, joins Robert Osborne at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on Friday.

TCM’s Robert Osborne was among the spectators as Mel Brooks entertained a packed house, explaining how the studio bosses reacted to his hit comedy Blazing Saddles (1974), before a screening at the TCL Chinese Theatre, Friday night in Hollywood.

Actress, director, writer and producer Illeana Douglas interviews festival honoree Richard Dreyfuss, discussing Steven Spielberg, Robert Shaw, and a famous scene from Jaws (1975), at Club TCM Friday afternoon.

Eddie Muller for TCM and director William Friedkin elected not to sit down for their conversation at Club TCM Friday, followed by a signing of Friedkin’s new memoir, “The Friedkin Connection.”

Director Joe Dante shares thoughts on producer Walter Wanger, director Don Seigel and other insights on Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956), before a screening at the Egyptian Theatre, Friday afternoon in Hollywood.

Academy Award winning film editor Thelma Schoonmaker on her husband, the British director Michael Powell, his partnership with writer and producer Emeric Pressburger, and the casting of Kim Hunter, co-star with David Niven, in A Matter Of Life And Death (1947), before a screening in Hollywood Friday.

Lance Brisson, son of Rosalind Russell, explains how his Danish-born father saw his mother’s film The Women while crossing the Atlantic, then contacted his childhood friend Cary Grant when he arrived in New York, with Cari Beauchamp for TCM, before a screening of My Sister Eileen (1942), Friday in Hollywood.

With author and critic Richard Corliss for TCM, Margaret O’Brien talks about Judy Garland, and clears up some tales about who did the crying on the set of Meet Me In St. Louis (1944), before a screening at the TCL Chinese Theatre, Friday in Hollywood.

Writer, director and producer Fraser Heston introduces Touch Of Evil (1958), starring his father Charlton Heston, co-starring and directed by Orson Welles, Friday at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood.

Author, journalist and documentarian Cari Beauchamp for TCM interviews actors Merrie Spaeth and Paula Prentiss about co-stars Angela Lansbury and Peter Sellers before a screening of The World Of Henry Orient (1964), Friday at the TCL Chinese 6 in Hollywood.

Jeopardy! host and TCM supporter Alex Trebek shares some detailed knowledge about Michael Caine, and how he got his part in the movie Zulu (1964), before a screening at the Egyptian Theatre, Friday in Hollywood.

Historian, and best-selling author Nancy Schoenberger offers insights from her upcoming book about John Ford and John Wayne, before a screening of Stagecoach (1939), in Friday morning in Hollywood.

TCM’s wrap-up of events from Thursday, April 10th, day one of the 5th TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

At a screening of one of his most acclaimed works, The Pawnbroker (1964),  Composer Quincy Jones recalls music producer Phil Spector, and his mentors Sidney Lumet and Sidney Poitier, interview by Robert Osborne, in Hollywood Saturday night.

Ben Mankiewicz with TCM Classic Film Festival guest Lilly Lumiere, from New Jersey, at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz interviews first-time TCM Classic Film Festival guest Melanie San Millan, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with TCM enthusiasts David Ward, John Borelli and Michael Helwick, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel Saturday.

Ben Mankiewicz with five-time TCM Classic Film Festival guest Liz Mazzenga, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Robert Osborne and friend David Ladd introducing the rarely-seen film starring David’s father, Alan Ladd, the first talking version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby (1948), Saturday in Hollywood.

Ben Mankiewicz with comedian, writer and podcaster Greg Proops for a movie introduction Saturday from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with comedian and writer Dana Gould, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz and Robert Osborne remember the late Mickey Rooney, introducing his film The Courtship Of Andy Hardy, from the TCM Classic Film Festival, Saturday in Hollywood.

Academy Award-winning Visual Effects Artist Craig Barron joins Robert Osborne, Saturday from the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM Classic Film Festival pass-holder Ben Arredondo, from New York, joins Robert Osborne at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Actor, author and playwright Charles Busch joins Robert Osborne, Saturday from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Composer and conductor Carl Davis, whose new score for Harold Lloyd’s “Why Worry?” (1923) debuted at the TCM Classic Film Festival, joins Robert Osborne at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

TCM Classic Film Festival guest Mark Feen joins Robert Osborne, Saturday at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel

Alec Baldwin for TCM interviews award-winning producer and Blue Note Records president Don Was, about The Beatles and their music and the movie A Hard Day’s Night (1964), before a screening at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood Saturday.

With Robert Osborne, Kim Novak addresses the reaction to her appearance at this year’s Academy Awards ceremony, and her decision to return to the TCM Classic Film Festival, before a screening of her film Bell, Book And Candle (1958), at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood Saturday.

Interviewed by Illeana Douglas for TCM, Jerry Lewis recounts his partnership with Dean Martin, working with producer Hal Wallis, and his films The Stooge and The Delicate Delinquent, before a screening of The Nutty Professor (1963), Saturday in Hollywood.

Illeana Douglas speaking for TCM, actor and director Jerry Lewis following his hand-print ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre, cracks up the full house before a screening of The Nutty Professor (1963), Saturday at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood.

Author and historian Donald Bogle for TCM interviews composer Richard Sherman, about how he and his brother Robert came to know the author P.L. Travers, while making Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins (1964), before a screening at the El Capitan theatre, Saturday in Hollywood.

Actress Maureen O’Hara thrilled a jubilant crowd before a screening of How Green Was My Valley (1941); the complete interview with Robert Osborne at the El Capitan Theatre, Saturday afternoon in Hollywood.

Actor Jason Lee made an early appearance for this heartfelt introduction to Charles Chaplin’s City Lights (1931), Saturday morning in Hollywood.

Actress, director, producer and TCM host Illeana Douglas, from her introduction to a screening of her grandfather Melvin Douglas’ film I Never Sang For My Father (1970), with Gene Hackman, Saturday in Hollywood.

TCM’s wrap-up of events from Friday, April 11, day two of the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

Robert Osborne’s wrap-up of the 5th TCM Classic Film Festival, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Robert Osborne with some personal recollections of Mickey Rooney, from the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

Ben Mankiewicz with a wrap-up of the 5th TCM Classic Film Festival, from Hollywood.

Robert Osborne interviews author and Judy Garland expert John Fricke, Sunday at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Englishman Gareth Edwards, director of the much anticipated re-make of Godzilla, joined Ben Mankiewicz at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel on Sunday.

Actress Margaret O’Brien joined Ben Mankiewicz at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, to introduce her friend Mickey Rooney’s film Babes On Broadway, (1941).

Journalist Scott Feinberg of the Hollywood Reporter joins Ben Mankiewicz, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz interviews Suzanne Lloyd, granddaughter of the legendary screen comic Harold Lloyd, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with two-time TCM Classic Film Festival guest Greg Johnson, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

TCM’s Ben Mankiewicz with TCM Classic Film Festival guest Alex Pappas, and her own guest, from the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

Ben Mankiewicz with guests Karolina Johansson and Kathleen McCarty, from the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

TCM Classic Film Festival guest Ronnie Land from Atlanta joined Ben Mankiewicz at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, to introduce Captains Courageous (1937), featuring Mickey Rooney.

TCM’s coverage of events from Sunday, April 13, the closing day of the 2014 TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.

Interviewed by Illeana Douglas for TCM, festival honoree Richard Dreyfuss reflects on his career as an actor, before a screening of Mr. Holland’s Opus (1995), Sunday in Hollywood.

With casting director Lynn Stalmaster and director Norman Jewison, composer and conductor John Williams, who won his first Academy Award for his adapted score, talks about the challenges of making Fiddler On The Roof (1971), before a screening in Hollywood Sunday.

Ben Mankiewicz interviews special guest, Academy Award-winning actor Alan Arkin, discussing awards and acting, before a screening of The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter (1968), Sunday in Hollywood.

TCM’s  wrap-up of events from Saturday, April 12, day three of the fifth TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood.