GONE TO EARTH ('50) is one of four films from the David O. Selznick library that have been preserved by the Film Foundation and Disney.

See its TCM premiere tonight at 8pm ET with a special introduction by Martin Scorsese.

Tomorrow night, you'll be dancing in your living room as we continue our spotlight Leaders of the Band with Dave Karger and Michael Feinstein.

We kick things off at 8pm ET with SUN VALLEY SERENADE ('41).

From improv beginnings to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated directors, Mike Nichols built a career defined by curiosity, versatility, and a sharp understanding of performers.

See several of his works tonight as part of our Films on Film lineup, starting at 8pm ET.

AMERICAN MASTERS: MIKE NICHOLS (2016) looks back on the director’s early beginnings in acting and improv, as Nichols reflects on discovering the craft that would shape his celebrated career.

Join us tonight as we kick off this month's Films on Film series, starting at 8pm ET.

On Monday, November 9th, TCM's own Jacqueline Stewart will be in conversation with renowned poet Elizabeth Alexander about her new collection of essays and stories, Signals Across Vast Distances: Essays and Tales in Los Angeles.

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TCM Host @BenMank77 shares how film documentaries enhances his movie-watching experience – as we continue our Films on Film series this month.

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Who can relate?

Cary Grant and Priscilla Lane in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE.

Director Frank Capra was a master of telling stories of underdogs in films like IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE and MEET JOHN DOE.

Author Sam Wasson digs deeper into the man behind the myth with his new biography. Join him for a night of Capra films tomorrow beginning at 8pm ET.

Star of the Month Burt Lancaster brings his trademark charisma to THE FLAME AND THE ARROW ('50), starring as a daring archer who leads a rebellion against a ruthless tyrant.

Tune in tonight as we celebrate Lancaster starting at 8pm ET.

SORRY, WRONG NUMBER ('48) reunited our November Star of the Month Burt Lancaster with director Anatole Litvak just a year after their first collaboration, I WALK ALONE ('47).

Join us tonight as we kick off a monthlong celebration of Lancaster, starting at 8pm ET.

Monday nights in November, you’ll be dancing in your living room as TCM showcases 23 films featuring big bands hosted by Dave Karger and Michael Feinstein.

Night one kicks off tonight with KING OF JAZZ ('30).

Join @davekarger in person this Sunday at the The Velvet Martini Lounge for a special brunch conversation with journalist @FredBronson – followed by a Q&A and book signing of his latest release, 50 MOVIE NIGHTS.

It all starts at 1pm ET.

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A decorated WWII pilot and Air Force Reserve colonel, James Stewart brought firsthand expertise to STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND ('55).

See it tonight with his daughter Kelly Stewart at 8pm ET, as we honor his service and celebrate the upcoming release of JIMMY (@jimmymovie2026).

We had ourselves a very Kubrick Halloween with our friends at @Criterion at the Nine Orchard hotel in NYC.

Did you have a movie-themed Halloween costume this year?

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Kelly Stewart reflects on her father James Stewart's filmography as she joins us tonight to celebrate Stewart's military service and the upcoming biographical drama @jimmymovie2026 – which follows his career in the U.S. Army Air Corps throughout WWII.

It all starts at 8pm ET.

Join us tomorrow night at 8pm ET for a James Stewart double-feature presented by his daughter, Kelly Stewart – as we celebrate his distinguished military service ahead of the upcoming release of @jimmymovie2026.

You can see JIMMY exclusively in theaters starting this Friday.

Universal monsters but make it ASMR.

🎬 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE ('44)

Last night we celebrated one of NYC's finest storytellers with @Criterion at our pre-Halloween soirée, Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Cinema.

The evening featured a panel with Matthew Modine, Vincent D’Onofrio, Lisa Leone, Josh Safdie, Katharina Kubrick and moderator Ben Mankiewicz.