Faye Dunaway
6 Classic Movie Couples From the ’50s & ’60s to Get You in the Mood for Love
From ‘The African Queen’ to ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ look back on these classic Hollywood love stories.
Day-by-Day Guide to TCM’s 31 Days of Oscar 2025
Check out all of the films, categories and stars featured during the 2025 installment of Turner Classic Movies’ 31 Days of Oscar.
5 Things You Didn’t Know About ‘The Towering Inferno’ on Its 50th Anniversary
Would you believe the 1974 movie inspired a beloved Christmas classic action film?
Faye Dunaway Is Glad to Have Revealed Her Deepest Struggles in New Doc
She finally opened up about her mental health struggles.
Ahead of New Documentary, Faye Dunaway Reveals Sad Reason Behind Her ‘Bad Behavior’
She also credits one thing for helping her the most.
Documentary About Faye Dunaway Coming in July 2024
In the documentary, Dunaway opens up about the movie she regrets the most.
5 Things You May Not Know About the Iconic Film ‘Chinatown’
50 years later, we take a look back at some fun facts about the Oscar-winning film Chinatown.
‘Chinatown’ Releasing 4K UHD Version for its 50th Anniversary
The movie has been restored with bonus features for fans.
TCM Celebrates MGM’s 100th Anniversary in April 2024
The legendary Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio was founded a century ago, on April 17, 1924. Turner Classic Movies is celebrating each Monday in April 2024 with daylong lineups of legendary MGM films from across the various decades of its existence.
6 Movies From 1974 That Stood the Test of Time (50 Years Later)
Film sequels, slashers and satires — chances are we wouldn’t have had them without these few Hollywood megahits from 1974.
Familiar Faces Of Film Noir: These Ladies Were at the Forefront of the Genre
From Ida Lupino to Gloria Grahame and Kathleen Turner, these B-movie ladies gave new meaning to being bad.
TCM Offers ‘Creepy Cinema’ Tuesday Nights in October 2023
Each evening will feature a variety of horror films/thrillers divided into two themes, ranging from “Women in Horror” and “’70s Horror” to “Terror’s on the Phone,” “Vincent Price” and more.