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getthebigpicture.net - 12 days ago

TCM Classic Film Festival Coming In April 2010

— getthebigpicture.net — Given the strength of its television programming, I'd really like to be a part of the first Turner Classic Movies Classic Film Festival, which will be in Los Angeles April 22 - 25. I'll get this out of the way upfront: There is no comparison - zero - between TCM and AMC, which also has ... (more) TCM Classic Film Festival Coming In April 2010

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daemonsmovies.com - 13 days ago

TCM Classic Film Festival Announced For April 2010

— daemonsmovies.com — [Press Release - Released by TCM] Turner Classic Movies (TCM), the authority in classic film, will stage the network's first film festival April 22-25, 2010, in the heart of Hollywood . The TCM Classic Film Festival will be a landmark celebration of the history of Hollywood and its ... (more) TCM Classic Film Festival Announced For April 2010

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laurasmiscmusings.blogspot.com - 19 days ago

TCM in November: Johnny Mercer Centennial

— laurasmiscmusings.blogspot.com — November is shaping up as an especially good month on Turner Classic Movies. In addition to honoring Grace Kelly as Star of the Month , TCM is celebrating the 100th birthday of the great American composer Johnny Mercer. The new documentary JOHNNY MERCER: THE DREAM'S ON ME debuts on November ... (more) TCM in November: Johnny Mercer Centennial

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TCM CLASSIC FILM FESTIVAL, April 2010
The Moviezzz Blog — ... The TCM Classic Film Festival will be held Thursday, April 22, through Sunday, April 25, 2010, in Hollywood. Festival passes will go on sale Wednesday, Nov. 18, at www.tcm.com/festival. Prices will range from $500 to $1,200 for four-day passes. ...

Attention Classic Film Fans: TCM Announces Festival
Row Three — ... L os Angeles is already a good spot to be for classic film lovers, and it’s about to get a little better. Turner Classic Movies is branching out from television and into the film festival world, planning a classic film festival in Hollywood for April 2010. It’s going to be taking over Grauman’s Egyptian and Chinese theatres, two of the most opulent movie palaces in existence – and with plenty of their own historic cache as well. The Chinese remains one of the most popular places for red carpet premieres (as well as tourists, with its sidewalk of star hand and footprints), and ...