Turner Classic Movies Remembers 2001 (Jan 01 2002) (Lost Media Found HQ)
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Vhs Rip... Ep Mode... Mono Sound... Taking From A New Year's Marathon Of The Marx Brothers Movies From Dec 31 To Jan 1 This Was Taking Later In The Night.. This Is On The Lost Media Wiki As Lost And There Is Another One Of This Online But Not Very HQ.
Thank you so much for uploading this! I’ve been searching for it for years, and I don’t understand why it’s been missing for so long.
No Problem Felix Enjoy
Thank you so much I agree this was the first one I saw and the music was so poignant searched for years to find it
Thanks for this upload! The tape I had this on had broke and I've been looking for it again for years!
Wow! Thanks for posting this. My little Jersey Shore town finally got TCM that Christmas week 2001. Cable providers were slow to carry it then - claiming it was too expensive. Amazing how somber and spiritual and dramatic these early TCM Remembers were! It's startling. And so many greats left us that year. I remember Dorothy McGuire's family were sad that she was totally left out of the Oscar's tribute segment.. TCM gave her pride of place - the first mention, and a longish piece, with dialogue! Tony Quinn, Jack Lemmon, Budd Boetticher, Jason Miller, and Jane Greer,. And long standing tropes like showing a mainly comic actor in a serious moment, as they do Kathleen Freeman here. TCM has deteriorated. But then, so has the world.
last time i watch tcm is probably on the tapes i got from my grandma but mostly horror movies that i seen before
I'm still enjoying it! 👍
I've never seen this one! I love them closing with Anthony Quinn and then especially Jack Lemmon. I believe those clips are from The Apartment, Days of Wine and Roses, and Glengarry Glen Ross. What a brilliant and versatile actor.
I've been wanting to see this for ages! And now I know what clip was used for George Harrison.
Damn so many I miss here, especially George, Deborah, Carroll, Jack and Anthony 😢
I recently watched a lot of Ann Sothern movies on TCM. Had no idea she made so many movies until I watched the ten Maisie movies as well as several others. Dorothy McGuire and Troy Donahue starred in a summer place together as mother and son which was a pretty good movie.
REST IN PEACE JACK LEMMON
All there is left for someone to find TCM Remembers 2002. It's the only one I haven't seen on UA-cam.
And 96, 97, 98, and 99.
@@joeypieper6384 I see most back then were just made up of movie quotes so the tributes did make a lot of progress around the 2003 TCM Remembers. If I remember, these were on UA-cam but was removed by copyright which eventually made them become lost but as always, someone out there still has a copy of it.
Thank you to who ever found this it was the first TCM I saw and the music only added to the memory so many of those stars I remembered from childhood made it all the more memorable they were so great
i found it.hey it's no problem
@@MyArchiveWrld Now we only need 96, 97, 98, 99, and 02.
I miss them all.
Hard to believe that Archie Bunker - Carrol O'Connor - has been gone ths long!
George Harrison, too. So out of place.😓
Thanks for the upload of this tribute.
Right in the feels ❤😢
I remember this! I hadn't seen it in over 20 years!
Excellent find!
I Had This Taped Boxed Up For Awhile Just Need A Video Capture To Get It Upload Here
Yes, I have been looking for this...glad it's here...wondering if you could dig up TCM remembers for 2002? That also seems to have vanished...Rod Steiger and others...?
sorry this one is the only one i got. lucky i went to sleep that night it was playing or i wouldn't have this
This week's movie: Mary Poppins Meets Frankenstein...starring Dame Mae Fishman
Will you upload the tributes from 1996-1999 and 2002?
dont have them
@@MyArchiveWrld okay
you are amazing
Does anyone have TCM Remembers 1986? The song they used was Alan Parsons Project "Time Keeps Flowing Like A River." The tribute ended with Cary Grant walking out of the frame. He died that year in November. I will never forget that year, because cried for weeks after watching it. I have yet to find it anywhere again after it's showing in Dec '86 and Jan '87.
TCM wasn't launched until 1994.