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TCM Year End Obit 2008 TCM Remembers

This is the Turner Classic Movies end of year tribute to all the stars and moviemakers that have passed in 2008.  
 
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Comictalent (1 day ago) Show Hide
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very simply, they are still a tv network that needs ratings and i imagine they do better with an ocassional recent film starring tom hanks as opposed to something from the 40s that far fewer people have heard of. not that it makes it right but still
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best montage ever. (still)
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A poetic coincidence that Breno Mello (Orpheus) and Marpessa Dawn (Eurydice) died just 42 days apart.
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i have to tell you TCM hits the nail on the head everytime......the music is always fitting
vash12340 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Why are all those movies colorless?
lordalessan (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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what song is this? please tell me!
EverydayLife567 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Joe Henry - God Only Knows
lordalessan (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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"Gone With the Wind" just lost two of its stars...Fred Crane and Evelyn Keyes. RIP to the Brent Tarlton and Suellen O Hara.
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Night and the City. He was magical.
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The song evokes sadness for the loss we feel for the people we don't know personally, but, who have given us much in their craft. I think you need more time in theaters with the people we morn an now remember.

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