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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Favorite Gone With The Wind Character?


Gone with the Wind is a 1939 American drama romance film adapted from Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel of the same name and directed by Victor Fleming (Fleming replaced George Cukor). The epic film, set in the American South in and around the time of the Civil War, stars Clark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Leslie Howard, and Olivia de Havilland, and tells a story of the Civil War and its aftermath from a white Southern viewpoint.

Cast


Everyone has seen the movie. Not just classic movie lovers. Everyone has a favorite character. Please tell me your favorite actor or character from the cast and why they are your pick.

Comment or just tweet me @TCManiacs

Sunday, July 12, 2009

Free Movie | Alfred Hitchcock's Rich and Strange (1931)

In case you miss TCM showing, I have posted this embed from one of my favorite websites for films in public domain...


Fred and Emily Hill (Henry Kendall, Joan Barry) are leading a boring life in London.
They receive a big inheritance by a rich relative and now they can realize all their dreams.
They leave for a cruise behaving as rich people....but this is the beginning of the end.
Richness makes they soon forget their love and family.

Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Producer: John Maxwell






Just for your tweeting...

Kincsem1874@TCManiacs I wish I'd seen this.
TCManiacs: TCM Now Playing | 6:00 AM Rich and Strange: London spouses inherit a fortune and take a rough cruise to the Far East. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock


Sunday, March 22, 2009

1000 Followers! I heart you 2!...Please Send Feedback

Today @TCManiacs gained its 1000th follower! TCManiacs thanks all the tweeple for joining the conversation on our favorite pastime...watching classic movies on TCM. Hope you find the updates informative and entertaining! TCManiacs seeks to improve your TCM viewing experience with reminders, trivia and DVD or memoribilia information. Hope you take time to enjoy our little movie treasures such as a memorable quote or videoclip even when you don't have time to see the movie with us.
Thanks for following!

Please tweet, DM or comment on blog which features you enjoy most... or dislike.

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Worth Retweeting...Shameless plugs

markatmd Posted at 8:12am from twitterrific
markatmd

@tcmaniacs I heart you! Hey, you are at 999 followers!!! Congrats!




leftwrite Posted at 2:29pm from Web, in reply to TCManiacs
leftwrite

@TCManiacs You make me v. happy!

RebeccaSerra Posted at 2:11pm, Mar 20, 2009 from Web
RebeccaSerra

If you love old movies then follow @TCManiacs - I always know what's on TCM while I'm at work. Actually, it's kind of sad! #followfriday

MizG Posted at 12:27pm, Mar 20, 2009 from Web
MizG

#followfriday bonus: @TCManiacs never miss a favourite on Turner Classic Movies! updates on what's on TCM 10 minutes prior to film. awesome!

PoeticandChic Posted at 11:21am, Mar 20, 2009 from Splitweet
PoeticandChic

#followfriday @nappleman @TCManiacs @rustyrockets (Russel Brand) @sugarshock @GoldenGatePark @SFist @film @AnnaKDeLeo @dianavreeland

hellobeauty Posted at 9:12am, Mar 20, 2009 from TwitterBerry
hellobeauty

#followfriday @TCManiacs @MichaelGass @GuyKawasaki

katriord Posted at 9:03pm, Mar 17, 2009 from Web
katriord

Welcome and shout-out to @TCManiacs, my 1600th follower. Love Turner Classic Movies. Thanks for following.

TCManiacs Posted at 7:13pm, Mar 17, 2009 from HootSuite
TCManiacs

Coen Brothers Remaking John Wayne’s ‘True Grit’… Sort of - RopeofSilicon.com Movie News, Trailers, Reviews and More http://ow.ly/138a

TCManiacs Posted at 2:23am, Mar 17, 2009 from TweetDeck
TCManiacs

THX!!! RT @freelulu: @TCManiacs Keep up the great work

bkeeley Posted at 2:19pm, Mar 16, 2009 from TweetDeck
bkeeley

@TCManiacs Nice to find another TCM freak... I watch at my office all day every day.

Saturday, March 14, 2009

Worth Retweeting | Rocky ..."How to be a winner" ...unconditional love

Rocky is a 1976 film written by and starring Sylvester Stallone and directed by John G. Avildsen. It tells the rags-to-riches American Dream story of Rocky Balboa, an uneducated but good-hearted debt collector for a loan shark in Philadelphia. Balboa is also a club fighter who gets a shot at the world heavyweight championship when the scheduled contender breaks his hand. Also starring in Rocky are Talia Shire as Adrian, Burt Young as Adrian's brother Paulie, Burgess Meredith as Rocky's trainer Mickey Goldmill, and Carl Weathers as the champion, Apollo Creed.

The film, made for only $1.1 million, and shot relatively fast in 28 days, was a sleeper hit; it made over US$117.2 million, and won three Oscars, including Best Picture. The film received many positive reviews and turned Stallone into a major star. It spawned five sequels: Rocky II, III, IV, V, and Rocky Balboa.



Worth Retweeting


reashamoriba Posted at 8:53pm from TinyTwitter
reashamoriba

the loved that btwn Rocky & Adrian was beautiful. I always wanted that type of unconditional love and he saw beyond outer beauty

LaurenBlaine Posted 18 minutes ago from Web
LaurenBlaine

Rocky-TCM. Training..That song... http://tinyurl.com/azfcqy Truly, I am not a fight fan but this film should b called "How to be a winner"


lawain Posted 4 minutes ago from TweetDeck
lawain

Rocky just knocked down Apollo Creed...lets root Rocky on!!!!

ARDELLd Posted 4 minutes ago from Web, in reply to ALANHARRIS_
ARDELLd

@ALANHARRIS_ I have a headache. Time for ice cream or a nap. Rocky's fighting...I'll go for ice cream and watch the fight.

justpat Posted 7 minutes ago from Web
justpat

Rocky is such a great movie if it is 1976 and you are 12.

kmatheson Posted 7 minutes ago from TwitterFon
kmatheson

finally - finally! - saw "Rocky." She will no longer make fun of people who run up the Art Museum steps.

koogz Posted 16 minutes ago from TweetDeck
koogz

RT @TCManiacs: On TCM ...Rocky (1976) ...The iconic theme song montage run : and again my favorite song : http://tinyurl.com/ckqdhz

McLellan Posted 18 minutes ago from txt
McLellan

Watching ROCKY in the hotel room, chillin before the gig. Word.

koogz Posted 17 minutes ago from TweetDeck, in reply to TCManiacs
koogz

@TCManiacs my favorite song from that soundtrack is the violin solo "Rocky's Reward"

LaurenBlaine Posted 18 minutes ago from Web
LaurenBlaine

Rocky-TCM. Training..That song... http://tinyurl.com/azfcqy Truly, I am not a fight fan but this film should b called "How to be a winner"

mattventure Posted 19 minutes ago from TwitterFox
mattventure

watching rocky. for the first time. ahha

TCManiacs Posted 19 minutes ago from TweetDeck
TCManiacs

On TCM ...Rocky (1976) ...The iconic theme song montage run

njdevito Posted 20 minutes ago from twitterrific
njdevito

is watching Rocky. Such a great movie.

herbmuse Posted 21 minutes ago from Web
herbmuse

I'm in philadelphia and I'm watching Rocky - ahhhhhhh

floyddean Posted 29 minutes ago from TweetDeck
floyddean

Watching Rocky. Classic. Driving DW crazy with trivia learned from the Internet. :)

taylorinrva Posted 30 minutes ago from TwitterBerry
taylorinrva

I'm watchin Rocky for the first time

untypoed Posted 32 minutes ago from TweetDeck
untypoed

Watching Rocky. It is awesome. I missed some of it and some just now because I'm making a patty and before I didn't know it was on.

hchang Posted 33 minutes ago from Blip.fm
hchang

@( '.')=@Q('.' Q) Rocky Theme Song. ♫ http://blip.fm/~2zuq9

amyjones65 Posted 35 minutes ago from Web
amyjones65

I just had to interject, with the older teens watching Rocky, that this was my first PG movie, seen on my 12th birthday, with both parents.

joliebritt Posted 49 minutes ago from TwitterBerry
joliebritt

I'm watching Rocky for the first time on TCM. I may be saying "Hey. YO. Paulie!" for the next week.

LaurenBlaine Posted 52 minutes ago from Web
LaurenBlaine

Watching Rocky...I haven't seen this for soooooo long. I forgot how he got to fight Apollo Creed.

krislynch Posted 55 minutes ago from Tweetie
krislynch

can't pass on rocky to watch rocky and adrian's first date. awesome scenes - especially when they're first in his apartment.

ECLamb Posted 56 minutes ago from Web
ECLamb

had forgotten what a good movie the first "Rocky" was.

lmjvp Posted at 8:53pm from txt
lmjvp

Rocky (the movie) is fucking annoying.

reashamoriba Posted at 8:53pm from TinyTwitter
reashamoriba

the loved that btwn Rocky & Adrian was beautiful. I always wanted that type of unconditional love and he saw beyond outer beauty

ARDELLd Posted at 8:52pm from Web
ARDELLd

Watching the original Rocky Movie. When this movie first came out I was dating the Golden Gloves champ in Philly. Parts of it are too real.

TomAllen1965 Posted at 8:50pm from mobile web
TomAllen1965

is watching "Rocky" on Turner Classic Movies channel.

Parker666 Posted at 8:49pm from txt
Parker666

Watching "Rocky"- we never realised it took place in '76? Must be why he gets a badass TransAm. The 70's ruled. (Beertime!)

reashamoriba Posted at 8:48pm from TinyTwitter
reashamoriba

back from target. ROCKY I on TV... named my 2nd born Rocky. I am in love with Sly, if my 3rd kid was a boy his names going to be Sly :-D

mar_isa Posted at 8:29pm from Web
mar_isa

Doing like Rocky and punching this Russian paper in the mouth...while watching Rocky, of course

LaurenBlaine Posted at 8:11pm from Web
LaurenBlaine

Rocky got 45 bucks for his first fight in the movie.

koogz Posted at 7:57pm from TweetDeck
koogz

RT @TCManiacs: TCM Now Playing | 8:00pm Rocky (1976) http://ow.ly/Vzv props to sly

Friday, March 13, 2009

Worth Retweeting | Double Indemnity (1944) ...Stanwyck managed to make that 1940s navel covering bikini look hot.

Double Indemnity (1944) is an American Academy Award nominated film noir starring Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck and Edward G. Robinson. The movie was directed by Billy Wilder and adapted by Wilder and Raymond Chandler from the novella of the same title by James M. Cain which first appeared in 1935 as an abridged 8-part serial in Liberty magazine.

The story was based on a 1927 crime perpetrated by a married Queens woman and her lover. Ruth (Brown) Snyder persuaded her boyfriend, Judd Gray, to kill her husband Albert after having her spouse take out a big insurance policy—with a double-indemnity clause. The murderers were quickly identified and arrested.



Worth Retweeting


evilray Posted 50 minutes ago from Web
evilray

Cool! 'Double Indemnity' on TCM. Barbara Stanwyck managed to make that 1940s navel covering bikini look hot.

macavityabc Posted at 8:58pm from Web, in reply to bryonq
macavityabc

@bryonq You didn't like Double Indemnity? Yikes.

bryonq Posted at 8:56pm from Web
bryonq

gave up on Double Indemnity and put in the DVD of Jackie Brown. Love this movie



MrRyanPerkins Posted 4 minutes ago from TwitterFon
MrRyanPerkins

Just watched "Double Indemnity" on TCM. Great movie.

CarlBrookins Posted 8 minutes ago from web
CarlBrookins

watching Double Indemnity on TCM, a great noir movie.

readingsmylife Posted 17 minutes ago from web
readingsmylife

watching TCM...Double Indemnity then Mildred Pierce. Eve Arden is in MP!!

AndrewWolfe Posted 34 minutes ago from TwitterBerry
AndrewWolfe

Watching an old b&w called Double Indemnity. Its like a private eye flick, but with an insurance salesman. Not too bad.

aperture01 Posted 41 minutes ago from Twittelator
aperture01

Double indemnity is An awesome film. Keys kills me. :-) they should remake it and not let someone lame make it. Eh then again maybe not...

bgiovine Posted 42 minutes ago from TwitterBerry
bgiovine

Double Indemnity is on. A nice classic on a Friday night.

BLOGINTHENOW Posted 47 minutes ago from web
BLOGINTHENOW

Writing new articles for Streaming Faith (due tomorrow), while watching Double Indemnity (so cool)...all film noir on TCM tonight...love it!

evilray Posted 48 minutes ago from web
evilray

Cool! 'Double Indemnity' on TCM. Barbara Stanwyck managed to make that 1940s navel covering bikini look hot.

nocturnechanson Posted 56 minutes ago from Twittelator
nocturnechanson

Tcmp playing Double Indemnity Fred Macmurry Barbara Stanwyck Edward G Robinson. Maybe one of the finest films ever made.

macavityabc Posted 59 minutes ago from web
macavityabc

@bryonq You didn't like Double Indemnity? Yikes.

bryonq Posted at 8:56pm from web
bryonq

gave up on Double Indemnity and put in the DVD of Jackie Brown. Love this movie

ilostthegame Posted at 8:47pm from twitterfeed
ilostthegame

Another loser: "Like a dead pigeon." from Double Indemnity. Also: wtf not sending me replies twitt.. http://tinyurl.com/bjyajm

thedramagirl Posted at 8:44pm from txt
thedramagirl

"Like a dead pigeon." from Double Indemnity. Also: wtf not sending me replies twitter? And I lost the game.

slabbey Posted at 8:33pm from web
slabbey

Hangin' out and watching a great old movie "Double Indemnity"

Mychal_Smith Posted at 8:27pm from web
Mychal_Smith

watching "Double Indemnity" on TCM...not necessarily a Billy Wilder "fan" per se, but no questioning his talent

tlo66 Posted at 8:25pm from web
tlo66

Double Indemnity and Mildred Pierce! Double feature on TCM. Yes!

Marorisan Posted at 8:23pm from TwitterFon
Marorisan

Watching Double Indemnity and eating dinner. Caleb is napping.

annefrasier Posted at 8:13pm from web
annefrasier

@bryonq Double Indemnity -- that's a good one.

bryonq Posted at 8:08pm from web
bryonq

is watching Double Indemnity on TCM. Sadly never seen it before

GGara Posted at 8:06pm from web
GGara

Watching film noir classic Double Indemnity on TCM

jenpavlovitz Posted at 8:05pm from web
jenpavlovitz

Watching Double Indemnity, one of my favorites in the Film Noir genre. The book ain't too bad either.

ozsulin Posted at 8:04pm from web
ozsulin

ALLLLLLLLL RIGHT! Double Indemnity is on TCM right now! I'm watching. :-}

DonaBogart Posted at 8:04pm from TweetDeck
DonaBogart

TCM Next: 8:00 PM (E) Double Indemnity (1944) Cast: Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray, Edward G. Robinson. Dir: Billy Wilder

haroldbeesley Posted at 8:04pm from TwitterBerry
haroldbeesley

Watching a great classic from 1944 "Double Indemnity"

nadienka Posted at 8:03pm from web
nadienka

Everything I know about life insurance I learned from Double Indemnity.

schnookms Posted at 8:03pm from Twinkle
schnookms

@nicolercn Double Indemnity!

bclaymoore Posted at 8:00pm from web
bclaymoore

ah, damn. Double Indemnity is on.

czelticgirl Posted at 7:58pm from web
czelticgirl

Ooh. Double Indemnity is about to start on TCM.

TheLogistician Posted at 7:56pm from web
TheLogistician

Guarantee U like it: 1 of the all time great films; 8 pm EDST; TCM; "Double Indemnity: http://tinyurl.com/byzh3x;

TCManiacs Posted at 7:55pm from HootSuite
TCManiacs

TCM Now Playing | 8:00pm Double Indemnity (1944)

Ruth Posted at 7:46pm from web
Ruth

TCM is running Double Indemnity followed by Mildred Pierce. I know where I'll be for the next few hours.

TCManiacs Posted at 7:45pm from HootSuite
TCManiacs

TCM PRIME TIME FEATURE: BASED ON JAMES M. CAIN | Double Indemnity (1944) | Mildred Pierce (1945) | The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

TheLogistician Posted at 7:21pm from web
TheLogistician

Triple Treat Nite on TCM; "Double Indemnity" 8 p EDST; http://tinyurl.com/byzh3x

moviecollector Posted at 6:16pm from web
moviecollector

Don't forget the triple shot of James M. Cain on TCM tonight starting at 8 EST w/Double Indemnity then Mildred Pierce, Postman Always Rin...

dpeters Posted at 5:28pm from web
dpeters

Brauer is right. Don Effenberger on Twitter is an incredible development, and the Twitter-length review of Double Indemnity is vintage.

thatguynm Posted at 4:38pm from txt
thatguynm

Double indemnity tonight on turner classic movies at 7. The quintissental film noir, everyone should see it

JoshDaws Posted at 2:47pm from twitterrific
JoshDaws

Three of the finest films of the noir genre are on TCM tonight starting at 8 EST. Double Indemnity, Mildred Pierce & Postman Rings Twice.

PoeticandChic Posted at 1:07pm from Splitweet
PoeticandChic

wishing I didn't have plans tonight so I could catch TCM's triple-feature film noir! Double Indemnity, Mildred Pierce, & Postman Rings Twice

judielise Posted at 12:39pm from TweetDeck
judielise

RT @MaterialGirl850: rlly awsm nite of movies on TCM 2nite: Double Indemnity, Mildred Pierce, & The Postman Always Rings Twice.worth seeing.

DonEffenberger Posted at 11:45am from web
DonEffenberger

Worth recording tonight! Fred McMurray, one of all-time underrated actors, always at his best as a cad -- TCM showing "Double Indemnity"



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Who is the mysterious TCManiac?

First, I'll tell you who I am not. I am not affiliated with TCM. I am not some superbot created by software developers. I am not being paid by TCM or anyone else to dedicate my time to tweeting. I am a real flesh and blood human being. I am a real maniac for TCM. I really do keep my TV tuned to TCM 24-7. I created the TCManiacs twitter as a result of my sincere passion for watching Turner Classic Movies.

How I got started?
Well, I've been a fan of TCM since its inception. As I lay flat on my back recovering from a disabling health crisis unable to do little more than watch TV and surf the internet, I found refuge watching TCM round the clock. I soon developed an obsessive habit of keeping a browser tab open for the TCM schedule and beating Robert Osbourne's introductions to finding out facts for upcoming movies. My entire day and night became defined by the TCM line-up. At the beginning of 2009 I decided to check out twitter and lucked up on some fellow TCM fans to friend. During the 31 days Oscar I decided to dedicate a twitter just to share my TCM obsession by tweeting about every movie every day of February. I was totally overwhelmed by the number of fellow TCM maniacs that became my following. Its been a WIN WIN in everyway for me. I have had the opportunity to share fun stuff with some incredible fellow classic movie lovers and bloggers. With so many followers I became committed to maintaining the twitter schedule and finding fun stuff for upcoming TCM movies.
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