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Starring Richard Widmark:
Alvarez Kelly
This off-beat Civil War sagebrusher paired William Holden as a cattle herder charged with bringing 2500 heads of beef to Union forces in Virginia, and Widmark as the vicious Confederate officer going to any lengths to divert the drive to the South. TCM's rustled some recollections about how the co-stars bonded during production, and you can head them out if you click here.
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Starring Richard Widmark:
Pickup On South Street
Widmark brought out his best punk chops for this memorable film noir from director Sam Fuller, playing a New York pickpocket whose latest dip buys him pursuit from both Federal agents and Commie spys when the wallet turns out to contain coveted microfilm. TCM's dug deep to uncover the facts on this favorite, including the disenchantment it caused the FBI, and you can lift them if you click here.
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Starring Michael Caine:
Billion Dollar Brain
Michael made the last of his '60s sorties as cerebral spy Harry Palmer in this stylish, underrated thriller, trying to stop a renegade American general (Ed Begley) out to foment a final confrontation with the Soviets. TCM's got a packed dossier on the production perspectives of Ken Russell on his sophomore feature, and much more, if you click here.
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Starring Michael Caine:
Pulp
Caine reunited with Get Carter director Mike Hodges for this flavorful suspenser, playing a hack novelist engaged by shady veteran movie star Mickey Rooney to ghost-write his autobiography, and finding that some mysterious parties are ready to kill before Rooney's dirty laundry gets aired. TCM's drafted a memoir of Caine's on-set recollections and more that you can proof if you click here.
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Starring Jack Palance:
Man In The Attic
Palance was at his brooding best in this effective re-do of The Lodger, playing a mysterious pathologist who takes up residence with a Victorian London family during Jack the Ripper's reign of terror, and whose landlords face growing unease with his unaccountable behavior. TCM's carved out an appreciation for this chiller and its predecessors, and you can take a stab at it if you click here.
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Starring Jack Palance:
Attack!
Robert Aldrich's challenging and controversial WWII actioner boasts terrific performances from Eddie Albert as an incompetent captain who won his rank solely through family stroke, Lee Marvin as the superior who watches Albert's back in pursuit of his own agenda, and Palance as the grunt no longer willing to submit his men to jeopardy. TCM's laid bare the lore on the lensing of this stunner, and it'll be declassified if you click here.
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Starring Barbara Stanwyck:
Clash By Night
Fritz Lang delivered an intense and moody take on the Clifford Odets play, with Barbara as the disillusioned woman who settles down with fisherman Paul Douglas for security, but can't contain her yen for projectionist Robert Ryan. TCM's netted some details regarding the on-set strains stoked by newcomer co-star Marilyn Monroe, and much more, and you can open that can of worms if you click here.
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Starring Barbara Stanwyck:
Baby Face
The young Stanwyck's hard-edged sexuality is seen to good advantage in this pre-Production Code potboiler of a lady with no qualms about bed-hopping with a string of bank executives to serve her own ambitions. TCM's got the dirt on the furor that this tale kicked up back in the day, as well as the identity of that familiar-looking young man in personnel, if you click here.
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Starring Anne Bancroft:
84 Charing Cross Road
Anne's husband Mel Brooks made a birthday present of the film rights to this charmer, inspired by the decades-long, correspondence-only friendship developed and relished by a New York City copyrwriter (Bancroft) and a London antiquarian bookshop clerk (Anthony Hopkins). TCM's popped an appreciation of this tale into the post, and you can open it upif you click here.
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Starring Anne Bancroft:
The Graduate
Dustin Hoffman gave his star-making performance in this still-compelling slice of '60s angst, playing a young man home for college, lost regarding his plans for the immediate future and caught up in the sexual attentions of one of his parents' best friends (Bancroft). Rumor has it that TCM's prepped additional details on this Mike Nichols-Buck Henry classic, including the other contenders for the title role, and you can turn your lonely eyes to them if you click here.
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Starring Kim Novak:
The Eddy Duchin Story
This popular portayal of the tragedy-torn, too-short life of the celebrated pianist- bandleader offered Tyrone Power as Duchin and Novak as his socialite great love. TCM's composed a selection of stories behind its filming, from the frosty relationshio between the leads to Kim's role research with Peter Duchin, and you can listen in if you click here.
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Starring Kim Novak:
Strangers When We Meet
If you like a little soap, we can suggest this suburban melodrama with Kirk Douglas as an architect grown weary with the constant grasping of materialistic spouse Barbara Rush, and who starts drawing up plans for a dalliance with lonely neighbor lady Novak. Walter Matthau and Ernie Kovacs are also in the mix for this powerul potboiler, and TCM will lay out all its groundwork if you click here.
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