2016
TCM CLASSIC FILM FESTIVAL NEWSALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN TO OPEN 2016
TCM CLASSIC FILM FESTIVAL, TRIBUTES TO CARL REINER AND ELLIOTT GOULD, APPEARANCES BY EVA MARIE SAINT, JOHN SINGLETON, STACY KEACH AND ANNA KARINA
TCM is pleased to announce additional screenings and film luminaries have been added to the already-exciting 2016
TCM Classic Film Festival lineup: the 7th annual Festival will open with a 40th anniversary screening of the Robert Redford and
Dustin Hoffman political thriller ALL THE PRESIDENT’S MEN (1976).The 2016 Festival will
feature tributes to two screen legends that have had illustrious careers both in front of and behind the camera. Emmy-winning director-writer Carl Reiner will appear at a screening of his film DEAD MEN DON’T WEAR PLAID (1982) along with an extended conversation about his career. Actor Elliott Gould will introduce screenings of his Golden Globe nominated performance in M*A*S*H (1970) and THE LONG GOODBYE (1973) as well as participating in a detailed conversation on his career in Club
TCM.In addition,
Eva Marie Saint will introduce a screening of Norman Jewison’s THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING (1966); Director John Singleton will present a 25th anniversary screening of his directorial debut, BOYZ N THE HOOD (1991);
Stacy Keach will discuss John Huston’s gritty boxing film FAT CITY (1972); and French actress
Anna Karina will introduce Jean-Luc Godard’s BAND OF OUTSIDERS (1964).
TCM is also bringing back “Smell-O-Vision” with the North American premiere of HOLIDAY IN SPAIN aka SCENT OF MYSTERY (1960) in a one-of-a-kind presentation at the Cinerama Dome, sponsored by Arclight Hollywood.Festival attendees will also have a chance to enjoy the Harold Lloyd classic THE FRESHMAN (1925), which will be the opening night poolside screening featuring a live
dj re-score from music supervisor Thomas Golubić.NEWLY ANNOUNCED FILMS & SPECIAL GUESTS:ALL THE PRESIDENTS MEN (1976)Producer and star Robert Redford helped change the face of newspaper movies when he teamed with
Dustin Hoffman for this tense political thriller about Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein's investigation of the Watergate break-in. Presented in a 40th anniversary screening in collaboration with Warner Bros. Classics.BAND OF OUTSIDERS (1964)US Premiere RestorationWith its story of a bored student (Anna Karina) who gets involved with small-time crooks (Jean-Claude Brialy and Sami Frey), this dreamlike riff on gangster films by director Jean-Luc Godard is also a love letter to Paris, transporting the American crime figures to a Parisian world of cafes and landmarks. Shown in a US premiere restoration in collaboration with Rialto Pictures. In attendance:
Anna Karina.BOYZ N THE HOOD (1991)US Premiere RestorationThis semi-autobiographical tale of a young man (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) growing up in South Central L.A. who gets caught up in the area’s gang life marked the
feature writing and directing debut of John Singleton, the first African-American nominated for a Best Directing Oscar, shown in a US premiere restoration in collaboration with Rialto Pictures. In attendance: John Singleton.DEAD MEN DON’T WEAR PLAID (1982)This masterful cinematic treat, created by director-writer Carl Reiner, intercuts scenes with
Steve Martin as a private eye investigating the murder of the world’s leading cheese scientist, with classic films from the 1940s, casting him opposite such legends as Ingrid Bergman, James Cagney and Burt Lancaster. Presented in collaboration with Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. In attendance: Carl Reiner.FAT CITY (1972)Director John Huston’s gritty yet affectionate look at the world of small-time boxing, with
Stacy Keach as a down-and-out slugger and Jeff Bridges as a young up-and-comer, both moving gracefully through a world of seedy gyms and flop houses,
presented in collaboration with Sony Pictures. In attendance:
Stacy Keach.THE FRESHMAN (1925)Music Supervisor Thomas Golubić presents a live
dj re-score for master comedian Harold Lloyd’s biggest hit: the story of a college freshman so eager to please he makes a fool of himself and threatens to blow the big game,
presented in collaboration with Harold Lloyd Entertainment. In attendance: Thomas Golubić and Suzanne Lloyd.HOLIDAY IN SPAIN aka SCENT OF MYSTERY (1960)
North American Premiere RestorationThis combination mystery-travelogue, about a British mystery writer trying to protect an American heiress from murderers, features offbeat comedy, beautiful shots of Spain and, in this special North American premiere of the presentation at ArcLight Cinemas' Cinerama Dome, the return of Smell-O-Vision. Presented in collaboration with Cinerama Inc., Redwind Productions, Scented Storytelling, Scent Events and the Institute for Art and Olfaction, sponsored by the Arclight Hollywood.THE LONG GOODBYE (1973)With Elliott Gould as Phillip Marlowe, director Robert Altman turns Raymond Chandler’s novel into a dreamlike riff on film noir—with the private eye trying to help a friend while searching for a missing novelist. Presented in collaboration with MGM/United Artists and Park Circus LLC. In attendance: Elliott Gould.M*A*S*H (1970)Director Robert Altman gave the war film a new look with this anarchic comedy about a mobile surgical unit during the Korean War where surgeons Donald Sutherland and Elliott Gould—in a Golden Globe nominated performance — spend almost as much time playing pranks on each other as they do saving lives. Presented in collaboration with Twentieth Century-Fox. In attendance: Elliott Gould.THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING (1966)The Cold War goes from bad to mirth in this political comedy directed by Norman Jewison about a New England town sent into a tizzy when a Russian sub runs aground on a nearby sandbar. The cast includes Eva Marie Saint, Alan Arkin, Carl Reiner and Brian Keith. Presented in collaboration with MGM/United Artists and Park Circus LLC. In attendance:
Eva Marie Saint.To read the complete press release, please click here.Select passes for the 2016
TCM Classic Film Festival are still available but are going fast!Stay tuned for more exciting film and special guest announcements in the coming weeks!
Universal Music Group announced today that Jeffrey Remedios has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Universal Music Canada, effective September 21.Remedios, co-founder of Arts& Crafts, Canada’s premiere independent music company, will succeed Randy Lennox, who has been appointed President of Entertainment Production and Broadcasting at Bell Media, Canada’s largest television, radio and digital media company.”I want to thank Randy for transforming our Canadian company into the market leader both commercially and creatively,” said Universal Music Group Chairman and CEO Lucian Grainge. “He will be missed at UMG, and I’m confident he will achieve great things in his new role. I congratulate Jeffrey on his appointment. We are fortunate to have found an executive with his creative instincts and proven entrepreneurial track record to lead Universal Music Canada.”Lennox said, “It has been a pleasure working with Lucian and his executive team in building Universal Music Canada into the home for Canadian artists who have made an impact around the world. Jeffrey is a talented executive who represents continued great leadership at Universal Music Canada. This company has been my home for many years and I leave with the confidence that it’s in excellent hands, with a senior executive team who will lead the business into a bright future.””I want to thank Lucian for this incredible opportunity,” Remedios said. “Randy will be a tough act to follow, having created one of the best companies in the music industry. I’m looking forward to working with Universal Music Canada’s extraordinary roster of artists and executives to continue their stellar record of artistic and commercial excellence.”
