TCM Schedule for Tuesday, May 7th: Star of the Month: Tough Guys

[CBHagman]

Tuesday, May 7th, 2013

2:05 AM
Just One More Time (1974)
C-9 mins,

2:15 AM
Gentleman Jim (1942)
Fanciful biography of 19th-century boxing champion Jim Corbett.
Dir: Raoul Walsh Cast: Errol Flynn , Alexis Smith , Jack Carson .
BW-104 mins, TV-PG, CC,

4:15 AM
Montana (1950)
An Australian gets caught in the battle between ranchers and sheep men.
Dir: Ray Enright Cast: Errol Flynn , Alexis Smith , S. Z. "Cuddles" Sakall .
C-76 mins, TV-PG, CC,

5:35 AM
Canary Comes Across, The (1938)
BW-21 mins,

6:00 AM
Cross Country Romance (1940)
A runaway heiress hides in a doctor's trailer for a rollicking trip to San Francisco.
Dir: Frank Woodruff Cast: Gene Raymond , Wendy Barrie , Hedda Hopper .
BW-69 mins, TV-G,

7:15 AM
Gambling On The High Seas (1940)
A reporter tries to nail a gambling-ship owner for murder.
Dir: George Amy Cast: Wayne Morris , Jane Wyman , Gilbert Roland .
BW-55 mins, TV-G, CC,

8:15 AM
Irene (1940)
An Irish shop girl falls in love with a high-society boy.
Dir: Herbert Wilcox Cast: Anna Neagle , Ray Milland , Roland Young .
BW-101 mins, TV-G, CC,

10:00 AM
Virginia City (1940)
A rebel spy poses as a wild West dance hall girl.
Dir: Michael Curtiz Cast: Errol Flynn , Miriam Hopkins , Randolph Scott .
BW-121 mins, TV-G, CC,

12:00 PM
Strange Cargo (1940)
A prostitute and some prisoners attempt to escape from a penal colony in French Guiana.
Dir: Frank Borzage Cast: Joan Crawford , Clark Gable , Ian Hunter .
BW-113 mins, TV-PG, CC,

2:00 PM
We Who Are Young (1940)
A man violates company policy by getting married.
Dir: Harold S. Bucquet Cast: Lana Turner , John Shelton , Gene Lockhart .
BW-80 mins, TV-PG, CC,

3:30 PM
South Of Suez (1940)
A murder defendant falls for his alleged victim's daughter.
Dir: Lewis Seiler Cast: George Brent , Brenda Marshall , George Tobias .
BW-86 mins, TV-G, CC,

5:00 PM
Brother Rat And A Baby (1940)
Three naval cadets graduate and help each other find jobs.
Dir: Ray Enright Cast: Priscilla Lane , Wayne Morris , Jane Bryan .
BW-87 mins, TV-G, CC,

6:30 PM
Little Men (1940)
A con artist tries to save the boarding school where his son has found a home.
Dir: Norman Z. McLeod Cast: Kay Francis , Jack Oakie , George Bancroft .
BW-83 mins, TV-G, CC,

WHAT'S ON TONIGHT: STAR OF THE MONTH: TOUGH GUYS

8:00 PM
Asphalt Jungle, The (1950)
A gang of small time crooks plots an elaborate jewel heist.
Dir: John Huston Cast: Sterling Hayden , Louis Calhern , Jean Hagen .
BW-112 mins, TV-PG, CC,



10:00 PM
Crossfire (1947)
A crusading district attorney investigates the murder of a Jewish man.
Dir: Edward Dmytryk Cast: Robert Young , Robert Mitchum , Robert Ryan .
BW-86 mins, TV-PG, CC,



11:30 PM
Out of the Past (1947)
A private eye becomes the dupe of a homicidal moll.
Dir: Jacques Tourneur Cast: Robert Mitchum , Jane Greer , Kirk Douglas .
BW-97 mins, TV-PG, CC,



1:23 AM
Tanks Are Coming, The (1941)
C-20 mins,

1:45 AM
Out Of The Fog (1941)
A racketeer terrorizes a small fishing community until he falls in love with a fisherman's daughter.
Dir: Anatole Litvak Cast: John Garfield , Ida Lupino , Thomas Mitchell .
BW-85 mins, TV-PG, CC,



3:15 AM
Naked City (1948)
A step-by-step look at a murder investigation on the streets of New York.
Dir: Jules Dassin Cast: Barry Fitzgerald , Howard Duff , Dorothy Hart .
BW-96 mins, TV-14, CC,



5:00 AM
Hideaway (1937)
A homeless family tries to take over an abandoned house, only to discover it's a gangsters' hideaway.
Dir: Richard Rosson Cast: Fred Stone , Emma Dunn , Marjorie Lord .
BW-58 mins, TV-G,

[graham4anything]

1. Out of the Past w/ Robert Mitchum, one of the great film noirs ever.

11:30 PM
Out of the Past (1947)
A private eye becomes the dupe of a homicidal moll.
Dir: Jacques Tourneur Cast: Robert Mitchum , Jane Greer , Kirk Douglas .
BW-97 mins, TV-PG, CC,

Watched this last night again.
Mitchum is one of the best. Highly underated.

and also watched the great John Garfield in the movie afterward.
Died way too young and he was blacklisted

[CBHagman]

2. "Out of the Fog" was a revelation...

...because Garfield's part was different from others I'd seen him do. I admit I didn't "get" him when I first watched Four Daughters on late-night Canadian TV years back. Then TCM ran that documentary on his life and I think the man deserves his own postage stamp (Are you listening, USPS?). He was electrifying, and he paved the way for so many other actors.

[graham4anything]

3. Wish they had a Hall of fame(official one). The Oscars don't cover it.

And Garfield died so young.Garfield and Mitchum would be in it.

The Oscars are for one thing(especially these days).

And the tributes most don't remember those.

But an actual real Hall of Fame with official plaques and momentos with different wings
(unlike the Oscars where comedians never win) and with multiple entries a year (perhaps 20-30) covering actors, actress, comedy, character, director, producers.