TCM Remembers 2017

[@steven_heron]

Man, when they got to Robert Osborne it felt like a kick in the ribs. He’ll be desperately missed by lovers of film everywhere.

[@dale9724]

Loved him.

[@woodyforest2100]

Gut punch.😢

[@ralphperry3576]

Agree🇺🇸🙏‼️🌹💯💯💯💯💯💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙👍👍👍👍🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@toddanthony6664]

I totally agree. TCM hasn't been right since.

[@mikeyoungblood1642]

Gotta stop cutting onions while I watch TCM Remembers videos 😭

[@ImYourHuckleberry_29]

Wow. Didn't see this before today. Seeing Robert Osbourn at the very end felt like someone clutching on my heart. Loved his enthusiasm for classic cinema and looked forward to his film introductions so much. Greatly missed.

[@StFidjnr]

Mr. TCM

[@mrsevendeadlysins5591]

I'm so glad that they gave Robert Osbourne the coveted last spot for this year's tribute list.

[@jayydee72]

These tributes are very well produced...you always see at least one or two people you didn't know had passed that year...producing a quiet gasp " Oh no! He/She died?" And " Noooo not them!!!"

[@aileenwagner2576]

Exactly! So true!!!

[@GenevieveThornton]

Robert Osborne you will be sorely missed! My family started watching TCM when I was in junior high, and I’d always tune out the older guy introducing the films, just waiting for the film to start impatiently and turning the channel when it ended. Never paying any attention to him, bored by the delay of the film. Later, something changed. I think he was talking about my favorite film, Marty (1955), and I hung on his every word. When dvr came about, I loved that I could rewind and listen to his intros and outros. Robert Osborne had a wealth of knowledge and experience in Hollywood and film. Watching a film now on TCM without his introductions and the way he connected with us, the audience, is just not the same. We bought all his books and I especially loved his huge books on the oscars. Robert Osborne was the _best_ !

[@ksol1460tv]

I used to yell "Come on, Osborne, what did you do with Bob Dorian?"

[@jasmineguthrie5062]

Genevieve So true!!

[@ashhill8410]

Yes I was the same way once, but came to appreciate him later on thankfully.

[@ksol1460tv]

Me too :)

[@thunderdeed1]

This gives the performers so much more respect than the Oscars. I just wish it would have been around back to when so many did not get the send off they deserved.

[@kimclayton2860]

Too many losses who can not be replaced. Guess we are all getting older but this one hit me harder for lots and lots of performers who represented many eras of film and no replacement for these great talents. God's rest Mr. Osborne.

[@EmilyTienne]

Robert Osborne was such a comforting presence in our lives. Many have said this, and it is true: it was as though a dear old friend entered our living rooms, sat in a chair reserved just for him, and with his gentle manner and words, took us away from our troubles and to a world of make-believe.

[@maddyhayes617]

Very true and well said. I had the pleasure of meeting him (see my previous post). He was a real gentleman, very down to earth, and really cared about his fans.🙂❤

[@mikachu65]

Every year I watch these and every year someone nearby is cutting onions.

[@terenceheesch8351]

for those wondering about Carrie Fisher... she was included in the video last year...she was a last-minute addition to the presentation...her mother Debbie Reynolds, unfortunately, that one day made the difference in whether to try to get her in as well or miss the "end of year" deadline (no pun intended)...plus, you have to look at it from the standpoint of her legacy...people would have been angry if they had just rushed a quick pic of Debbie at the end, given her decades of work... so, she was guaranteed a spot in this year's presentation... TCM REMEMBERS is also known for the formula that the last spot in the memoriam is usually reserved for the person TCM sees as the most impactful loss for classic films that year...and, where any other year where people like Debbie Reynolds or Jerry Lewis would have surely been that person...it's very fitting that Robert Osborne got that spot... plus...I defy anyone who didn't choke up a bit when they showed Debbie giving a kiss to a baby Carrie Fisher...

[@yolandadelazerda207]

Terence Heesch Thanks for that wonderful explanation. Answers my question perfectly!

[@kwebster62]

They should be waiting 2 weeks for Jan 1 to get here. Celebrities always die in the last two weeks of the year. It never makes sense.

[@1Disneyfan100]

Wel show Carrie Fisher please

[@kwebster62]

She's toward the end of this one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2Krp2unhdiWZtU

[@TheFrankenstein1972]

In next year's one they will add Bob Givens, Animation (Bugs Bunny, et al.) and Rose Marie, Actress

[@BuddyBoy600alt]

R.I.P. Robert Osborne (1932-2017) :'(

[@Donatello2030]

You all be missed RIP. especially Robert Osborne, thank you TCM, all this great people left us, but we well remember all watch TCM.!

[@jasmineguthrie5062]

Donatello2030 Yes that was a beautiful ending. TCM will never be the same since Robert died.

[@RebeccaBane]

I hate watching these, but I also really love watching these.

[@ersheri]

Rebecca Bain I know I agree So beautiful

[@Setebos]

It's always heartbreak, but it's always so touching.

[@JJMHigner]

Well said, yes.

[@NevrSilent]

The word nostalgia had the original meaning of taking solace or joy in the pain of remembering the past. So to love and hate how you feel watching these--that's memory for you.

[@laughingcat341]

Beautiful song by The Cardigans

[@SagittariusQueen1980]

Another beautiful tribute to those who passed away and ended with the Father of TCM Robert Osborne.

[@sandrawaterlily4740]

No one does memoriams better than you TCM. Thank you for another great remembrance. So many wonderful performers lost this year and many that are from my generation... I knew it was coming but it makes me tear up so much.

[@ysmigraarzygler8387]

They should get TCM to handle the obit reels for the Oscars, Emmys and other awards shows. They are the gold standard for these tributes.

[@dannytheman1313]

The last one wasn't just them saying goodbye to a TCM host, but an old friend.

[@curtrupp4259]

You're not kidding Osborne was the best host for TCM

[@StFidjnr]

​@@curtrupp4259Mr. TCM

[@rivera5b]

@@curtrupp4259and the first one for TCM

[@Bageera63]

Let me add to the MISSING list. Roger Smith. You know, Actor, Producer, Screenwriter... Ann-Margret's husband. My favorite role of Roger's was playing the older Patrick Dennis in Auntie Mame (1958), starring Rosalind Russell. Top drawer! Rest in peace.

[@XX-gy7ue]

Bageera Sixtythree , wow , thank you !

[@Bageera63]

Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well. - Voltaire

[@XX-gy7ue]

Bageera Sixtythree , have a Merry Christmas 🎄🎅🎆❇ thanks again

[@infonut]

I did not know he passed. I always thought he was incredibly handsome and loved him in Auntie Mame also. It's to Ann Margrets credit that she stood by him all these years and saw that he was taken care of. R.I.P.

[@justinknox571]

Thank you, TCM, for featuring June Foray in this video. I didn't know that the dad from the "Home Alone" movies had died. We'll miss him as well as June, Jerry Lewis, Debbie Reynolds, Adam West and most of all, Robert Osbourne.

[@s.t.martin7939]

Wow, Every Year, As Life Goes, We Lose More of the Greats of the Silver Screen, & TV. We Thank Them All For Expertly Entertaining Billions of Us, Over Many Generations. God Rest Their Souls

[@sqsand]

Thank you for this. Nice ending with Robert Osborne. You will never be able to please everyone. This was a beautiful tribute and reminded me of some amazing talented people whose works will live forever!

[@kimberlyakers3812]

RIP Robert Osborne, you are now among the stars where you deserve to be.

[@vinmanr2d2]

he already was !

[@LyndaSs]

This years TCM Remembers was esp sad , the song is the best fitted for it as well I believe. RIP to them all

[@mariellclement8092]

BTW: Robert Osborne puts a very poignant and sad period on TCM Remembers. I choked up. To me he was Mr. TCM.

[@maddyhayes617]

I had the pleasure of meeting and talking with Mr. Osborne at the Lucille Ball Birthday Festival and Celebration in Jamestown, NY several years ago. He was certainly very pleasant and down to earth, caring and a real gentleman to his fans, and did not rush me through the meet and great get together after his presentation. As soon as I finally was able to make it to the stage, he put his arm around me and said " you deserve a kiss for waiting in line so long". He gave me a nice kiss on the cheek and a big hug! I was so sad when I heard he passed away several years later, but was very blessed that I had the pleasure of meeting him. I am sure he and Lucy are watching over all their fans. The festival was so enjoyable. So much to do and so many places to go and people to meet. My mom and I even spent an extra day. A wonderful mother-daughter weekend full of the best memories🙂. A big shout out and thank you to Ric Wyman and everyone involved in the festival🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@marktemsic485]

Choked up indeed...2020..RIP.

[@personaking7844]

TCM hasn't been the same ..

[@The_Ferbguy]

I never choke up at these annual 'remembers' videos, but the last one presented cause me off guard and I just balled up in tears. :(

[@XX-gy7ue]

The Ferbguy , I never make it through

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

You know Robert would be last

[@XX-gy7ue]

SUGAR XYLER , sad and kinda sweet , it does hurt to see them go and then to see the ones who remembered go - anyway God bless them all ! Merry Christmas 🎄❇🌹🎆

[@jacfred]

Crying is a natural human function!

[@elizabethkizzar6375]

I remember when Robert Hardy and Peter Sallis passed away I told my mum .And she said I've never heard of Robert Hardy. I said he was one of your favorites on All Creatures great and small he was Siegfried. And when Peter Sallis passed it was the same thing. I've never seen him before. I looked at her and told her you watch him every night he's Norman Clegg on last of the Summer Wine.

[@brunomadero7054]

Thanks for his legacy. Adam West and Roger Moore. Legends never die.

[@sammysinz5560]

God I love these. TCM is one of the last respectable mainstream channels. I hope they never stop. Such gold. Brings a tear to this vet’s eye.

[@soulcornflake1]

Thanks, TCM. Your tributes are always of the highest class.

[@girlsdayfandroid]

Robert Osborne made TCM. Whenever I see this channel or hear someone say TCM his name is the one I know. RIP to all these great artists.

[@peggyfrancoeur7973]

I agree I remember a time when I was going through a very difficult period in my life, I discovered TCM at that time and was drawn to Robert Osborne. Somehow just listening to him cheered me up, there were times when I didn't even tune in for the movies just to hear his intro. Somehow the channel just isn't the same without him.

[@cynthialyman2636]

How I love these; although the theme is of course sad, TCM's short productions honoring those who've passed away are beautifully rendered.

[@drumsport]

TCM Remembers are always so beautifully done. And as it is with the wonderful human spirit, we all feel sad these famous people left us, even though many of them led lives most of us could only dream of. RIP and thank you for your work and memorable performances.

[@sonicranger8481]

RIP Adam West. We'll always see you in the same Bat time and the same Bat channel.

[@nowdid]

Great song.

[@kate.3315]

so many legends and great talent. I teared up when I saw Robert Osbourne

[@Kanamit.]

Robert Osborne.....The man with the fantastic voice will live eternal and never be forgotten.

[@janethartwig774]

Robert Osborne as the final tribute was so fitting. To me, he WAS TCM; it’s just not the same without him.

[@wiredreamer7825]

Every year, these TCM Remembers never fail to leave a catch in my throat. Some will kvetch that they left some notable names off, and they do (for various reasons) but I still feel these are beautiful sojourns and TCM does an honorable job. This year, the musical accompaniment is the beautiful Cardigans song, "Lead Me Into The Night."

[@debbergman5156]

Wire Dreamer Thank you for letting us know the title " Lead Me into the Night" & artists, the Cardigans, who performed the hauntingly beautiful song played during the 2017 TCM Remembers Montage.

[@petercollinson8039]

A beautiful tribute to a year laden with heavy losses. Seeing all these names one after another, really drives home how hard 2017 was for film fans. Thanks.

[@HBarnill]

Reynolds! Romero! Hooper! Moreau! Moore! Hurt! Paxton! Rickles! Riva! Vincent! Nyqvist! Landau! Lewis! Foray! West! Mr. Osbourne! Rest In Peace to all those in the video. We had a horrific 365 days.

[@holzapfelstein]

They aint over yet!

[@ZnenTitan]

January 2, cannot come fast enough.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

I was thrilled to see June Foray here !

[@LindaCooper-i3f]

The bossy widow who wed Yosemite Sam in the classic 1962 animated short subject picture of “HONEY’S MONEY”.

[@mod-planet]

Great tribute. Hope you continue the tradition of honoring those who have passed.

[@CBromfield]

Well done, you could teach the Oscars a thing or two.

[@janisjade1]

So very touching. So deeply moving. Can't watch this with dry eyes. The perfect song for this.

[@JuneLynn]

As always, another great tribute by TCM....there's always someone I see that I didn't know passed on....Thanks to all at TCM for all the great movies and specials all year long, my absolute favorite channel ! : )))

[@dennislaux]

I always choke up at these no matter the year or the personalities. It's a stark reminder to anyone with two brain cells that our day will come as well and soon. The beautiful part to this is that these are some of the people that make this crummy world we've constructed into something far more beautiful because of their work and effort. With the people in the arts, I'm not sure I could have ever lived this long. We'll spend trillions on killing people and war, but can't seem to find any money to create a bit more love.

[@TheSharron]

I always look forward to these,each year,and I always tear up at the ones I knew and shock at the ones I didn't realize had passed.BUT...Robert Osborne really choked me up.I always wished I could have had just an hour with him.He was the epitome of "Hollywood" inside information and seemed like a real nice man.R.I.P.,Mr.Osborne.

[@julianr9220]

TCM is the only reason I still have cable. Great job .

[@AmyWebster-u6l]

Me too!!

[@ddivar8149]

The older I get the more depressing this becomes :(

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

it never gets better

[@Jamal7070]

Don’t let it depress you, if it does again just pop an old favorite film in and have a movie night.

[@jess4metoo]

Every year, every birthday should be celebrated!

[@angelvenom4296]

makes me wanna cry! r.i.p. to all of them!

[@leonardgilbreath9004]

I watch TCM host lost actors and actresses we've lost over the years and some brought laughter and some made you mad and some brought tears and all made you want to go see movies all I can say is thanks for the memories

[@heru-deshet359]

We're losing so many great ones. I will especially miss Adam West and the charming, sophisticated Robert Osborne. :- (

[@ZnenTitan]

Unfortunately, it's the generation of actors from the 1940s, 1950s and 60s who are reaching the end of their lifespans and leaving us in large waves.

[@heru-deshet359]

Sadly true, but these thespians have also touched many in a younger generation. So they feel the loss of someone they grew up with.

[@smichelle65]

Wasn't expecting to see Adam West and Robert Guillaume in this (best known for TV roles); thanks for including them.

[@homelesshannah50]

Robert starred in a number of films including Lean on Me and The Lion King, he was exceptional as Rafiki

[@FIREBRAND38]

Batman was released as a feature film between Seasons 1 & 2. He had a supporting role in Robinson Crusoe on Mars and a major role opposite the Three Stooges in "The Outlaws IS Coming" as well as appearing in Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood.

[@robertpolanco1973]

@John Simpson - I think that Adam West did a couple of B-Movies in his late years as well.

[@IdeaBox-dk5vj]

+Lavern Merriweather Oh, THANK you for cheering me up on the second fact!

[@ddivar8149]

smichelle65 if the appeared in movie they qualify to be there

[@lilithfaire4928]

This song.. It's what I love. The tribute is great, ending with Robert Osbourne, perfect for something like this, yet sad. The song is abt me & my bf. that got me and the sadness of death..

[@DarthDregan]

So many greats that have passed on. May they all Rest In Peace.

[@outand38]

Nicely done TCM. Yes, one can't include everyone who passed away. How many times has AMPAS (Oscars) and ATAS (Emmy's) miss people? Still, these people will be missed. I also agree that adding Robert Osborne-a huge part of TCM- was a nice touch.

[@ThylekShran]

Thank you for uploading, TCM! Beautiful and well done, as always. I wish you had included Carrie Fisher like I asked. I know you edited her into last year's, but it was done rather shoddily, IMO. Also Carrie should have been in the same tribute with her mother, and as I knew would happen, people on both KZbin and Twitter are asking why Carrie was omitted. I told you most people hadn't seen the version of the 2016 tribute with Carrie added in, but you wouldn't listen. That said, the clip in the 2017 tribute of Debbie holding a baby Carrie was a very lovely touch; thank you for that. Overall, another fine tribute to those that have left us -- and that ending dedication to Robert Osbourne is so sad but perfect. Ow, my heart. Thank you, Mr. Osbourne and to all of you we've lost this year. And thanks again, TCM. :')

[@Donscottmusic]

Chuck Amuck Carrie Fisher is another fantastic actress who they forgot to mention. TCM needs to honor EVERY celebrity which we lost this year. They honor Glenn Campbell,but not Tom Petty? Tom did some acting too. I mean....seriously wtf?

[@ThylekShran]

They didn't forget her, they edited her into the 2016 tribute after its initial release; you can find that version here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2Krp2unhdiWZtU. My issue was with the way she was shoehorned into video, after the usual cut-off date, thus preventing her from having a full spot in this year's tribute alongside her mother. They should have just added Zsa Zsa (who died Dec. 18) and held Carrie for this year. Had they done that, we wouldn't be having so many people asking why Carrie Fisher is missing. I told them most people hadn't seen the version of the 2016 video that had Carrie in it, but they either didn't heed my words or they didn't see my messages.

[@SagittariusQueen1980]

She's in the 2016 TCM Remembers.

[@DesignerAviaries]

Check IMDB. They inexplicably list Charles Manson in the #3 spot for 2017. WTF !!

[@anastasiabeaverhausen8220]

Thank you for taking the time to elucidate that. Agreed.

[@Cotterpin_Doozer]

Beautiful and touching tribute.

[@donnaostrin545]

Beautiful TCM! Whomever produces these needs to work on the ones the Award shows do every year. These are so well done!

[@Paul-lm5gv]

It always seems amazing how much time has passed every time I watch one of these! Debbie Reynolds? 2017? She died in December 28, 2016.

[@fessig4777]

Thank you, TCM. Again...

[@ThylekShran]

Sadly, TCM already has one person to include in TCM Remembers 2018: Oscar-winning film editor Jerry Greenberg died this week at the age of 81. Among the films he edited: 'The French Connection' (for which he won his Oscar), 'Apocalypse Now,' 'Kramer vs. Kramer,' 'They Might Be Giants,' 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three,' 'Heaven's Gate,' 'National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation,' 'Awakenings,' 'American History X' and Brian De Palma's 'Scarface,' 'Dressed to Kill' and 'The Untouchables.' He was also an assistant editor on 'Bonnie and Clyde' and 'Reds' and music editor on 'A Thousand Clowns.' In addition to his Oscar, he won a BAFTA (also for 'The French Connection') and received a Career Achievement Award from his guild, the American Cinema Editors (ACE), in 2015. He was a giant in his field, a true master of his craft, and an absolute gentleman to boot. I think it's safe to say he has a spot waiting for him in next year's tribute.

[@feleciacotton-mcfarland9517]

Chuck Amuck, Mr. Greenberg was the man! He will be missed!

[@ladytenor9876]

No matter how many times I have watched The French Connection, I still apply the brakes, fear for the the baby in the pram . . . and all of the players whose performances were as tight and spot-on as Mr. Greenberg's editing.

[@nursegrace7492]

Beautiful song choice. I love The Cardigans...

[@jayham____fromgeorgia]

Me too. I really hope they will make more music. It sure would make a lot of people happy.

[@rockisheaven]

Beautifully done, as always.

[@sosidecop64]

You all will be missed but never forgotten. RIP.

[@JeffreyDeCristofaro]

Thank you countless times, Robert Osborne, for all those warm film intros and outros I grew up watching on TCM alone or with my family starting in my mid-teens! You opened my generation's eyes to the classics of the last millennium. And RIP to those whose work I grew up watching on the big screen, small screen or both: Tobe Hooper, Debbie Reynolds, George A. Romero, Roger Moore, Adam West, Jonathan Demme, John Hurt, Martin Landau, Glen Campbell, Bill Paxton, Seijun Suzuki, June Foray, Sam Shepard, Harry Dean Stanton and Harao Nakajima.

[@romeoslover817]

as each of us ages, we will each recognize more of the people on these lists

[@robinurquhart922]

to celebrates passway in May we never forget you rest in peace thanks making good moviez

[@TheFliggs]

We're "missing you like crazy," Robert.

[@TheSharron]

To the ones complaining about Carrie Fisher not being shown...at 0:49,there's a precious scene of her & her momma,kissing.Since Carrie was listed,last year,i thought TCM did this tribute to them,beautiffully. Thank you,TCM.

[@vinmanr2d2]

Yes , but they could have mentioned her for crying out loud !

[@TheSharron]

They did...last year,for crying out loud!

[@ladonnahuckaby2335]

The song, the film clips, faces I knew yet didn’t know their names. Robert Osborne was a jewel. I must say though, Ben Mankiewicz has many accomplishments of his own. Check out his IMDB. He is well on his way to a beloved fixture on TCM. He brings a certain charm into our homes. Imagine how many stories Robert told Ben. TCM honors all, not just the actors which reminds us just how many people make the film happen.

[@TheSharron]

Amen,LaDonna...

[@shereemorgan1430]

Thank you, for showing decent pictures of the people. So respectful!

[@georgejones2501]

Film historian and original TCM host, the later Robert Osborne at 4:08 to 4:16.

[@TihomirSikorsky]

that's what I searched for

[@lancerx1759]

Most of All I Miss Robert Osbourne !! A Scholar & Gentleman & A Damn Good Guy !! No More Stories of Lucille Ball, Olivia da Havilland, Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Maureen O'Hara, and Robert Mitchum !!

[@christenejackman]

Life is short. Live this life well.

[@drworm12345]

I loved Robert Osborne. I wish that TCM would still use his introductions. After all, most of the movies on TCM have actors who are dead and they still show them.

[@ShadowYamoto]

Chikara Hashimoto deserves such recognition as he's been in the film industry longer than many here yet he wasn't included in this tribute.

[@lulucalliope713]

Thank you for including June Foray and Peter Sallis, both beloved voices from my childhood.

[@shawnmalone9711]

A lot of talented people😭

[@christiantracey1479]

I'm gonna miss Adam West, June Foray, Don Rickles, Bill Paxton, Glen Campbell, Roger Moore, Haruo Nakajima, Peter Sallis, Robert Guillaume and especially Robert Osborne 😞😞😞😞😞

[@Warur681]

I was in shock after hearing of Robert Osborne's death. For me he was Classic Movies enjoyment and to a certain degree as long as his memory for me is alive, Classic Movies enjoyment is still alive inside me. Oh sure, Ben Mankowitz is a great host also but not at the same level that Tom was. RIP Tom....you are missed by so many today who honestly can say for them, you are and will always be, "CLASSIC MOVIES" in their hearts forever!

[@DreamsInLongitude]

These are always soooo good. thanks TCM

[@joeypieper6384]

2017 was a tough year for fans of Horror.

[@MAragon1964]

These things always hit me right THERE. You guys do the best.

[@BALBIRSINGH-qf5ft]

Remains of the memory.

[@debbiehattan890]

And my mum, Alma Hattan (4.7.17). I miss you more than you’ll ever know, sweet lady. God bless.

[@marksears1124]

I don't know why I watch these. They alway's make me sad to have pieces of my heart chipped away see all the star's I've enjoyed so much gone forever

[@FragglevisionReturns]

Given how often voice actors are looked upon, I was worried that June would not be included in this. I was surprised and relieved to see that she actually was!!! It was also great to see Peter Sallis and Adam West, two other people I expected to be overlooked.

[@homelesshannah50]

Adam did a few movies before getting TV jobs as did Richard Anderson

[@ZnenTitan]

Who could ever forget Jane Jetson?

[@AJR-zg2py]

Adam West played one of the most famous versions of an iconic pop culture character (Batman). There was no way he was being overlooked.

[@michaelkadunce3155]

FragglevisionReturns 9

[@mca1218]

Every TCM tribute is lovely. But the last face seen in this one...OMG, caught me completely for a loop and I got a little mushy at my desk.

[@alagentleman1]

May they rest forever in the Arms of Our Lord Jesus Christ!

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

Jesus who?

[@Angel-tw3ko]

SUGAR XYLER our Lord and Savior who died so that we may all have eternal life..

[@Angel-tw3ko]

SUGAR XYLER please get to know Jesus.. He is our salvation in this crazy evil sad world

[@ksol1460tv]

Or whoever they believe in! (But Wm. Peter Blatty definitely, he was a devout Catholic!)

[@shelleybunton3661]

Rest In Peace, Bill.

[@mikebeartx]

I know we all have to go sometime, but geesh...this seems like an awful lot of passing for one business in one year. Rest in Peace to all of them. Especially Robert Osborne, his hollywood knowledge will never be surpassed!

[@schizoidboy]

It is surprising the actors you remember but suddenly learn of their passing. I didn't even know Powers Booth and Stephen Furst passed away. God rest their souls.

[@smichelle65]

Also, the ending with Robert O. was lovely; I like how they didn't have put his name on the screen, or his qualifying credentials, though I would've love to have seen the words "Robert Osborne - TCM".

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

I think the idea was that everyone who was a fan of TCM (and classics in general) knows who he was -- no explanation needed.

[@lizaelliott6862]

Why did I watch this when I knew I would feel like crying afterward?

[@greg33770]

Wow ! Thank you TCM, So many, that I remember seeing over the years.....many that weren't that old....😞 😔 😟 😕 🙁

[@milkflavored]

My heart already squeezes when TCM airs these memorials, did you have to add The Cardigans into the mix????? Gonna go watch Paris, Texas now.. 😢

[@ladytenor9876]

I miss Robert Osborne so much 💧💖✨

[@Thompsonnw]

TCM Remembers all those stars who died in 2017 and of course Robert Osbourne.

[@rosalindparker661]

I can hardly watch tcm anymore I loved to watch it just to see my Robert Osborne

[@nancyverhoff6987]

Beautifully done.

[@lifeloverlorijean]

These are amazingly well done. It is sad to see so many great actors and actresses and others in the film industry pass. What a great legacy they have left though. Thank you for this. Very well one. What's theme of the song it was set to?