TCM Remembers 2020 (first version)

I DO NOT OWN. This is the original version of TCM Remembers 2020 that debuted Dec. 15. TCM has since released and uploaded a revised version ( • TCM Remembers 2020 ), which adds three more individuals to the tribute: actor Jeremy Bulloch, production designer Peter Lamont, and actress Barbara Windsor.
I originally intended this as a temporary upload until TCM uploaded the video to their own KZbin Channel, but since the one they uploaded is different, I've decided to keep this one up for historical and review purposes, assuming TCM permits it.
The song is "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" by Tunewelders featuring Prisca Strother, from a choral composition by Randall Thompson setting the text of Robert Frost.
Tubewelders: www.tunewelders.com/
Prisca Strother: / priscastrother
I am not associated with TCM or any party involved with the making of this video. I neither created nor own any part of this video, including the music. This video was not uploaded with the consent of the owners or creators and will be removed should they request or demand it.
Here are the clips featured, in order of presentation:
Kirk Douglas in ACE IN THE HOLE (1951) and SPARTACUS (1960)
Juliette Gréco in THE SUN ALSO RISES (1957)
Ben Cross in STAR TREK (2009; also audio clip "You are fully capable of deciding your own destiny...")
Baby Peggy in CAPTAIN JANUARY (1924)
Max von Sydow in THE SEVENTH SEAL (1957)
Mark Blum in DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN (1985)
Shirley Knight in SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH (1962)
Jerry Stiller in THE RITZ (1976)
Hugh Keays-Byrne in MAD MAX (1979)
Paula Kelly in SWEET CHARITY (1969)
SADA (1998), directed by Nobuhiko Ôbayashi -- clip trimmed in update
EMPIRE OF THE SUN (1987), shot by Allen Daviau
Ann B. Todd in THE BLUE BIRD (1940)
Michel Piccoli in CONTEMPT (1963)
Enrique Irazoqui in THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MATTHEW (1964)
Michael Lonsdale in MOONRAKER (1979)
Sean Connery in OUTLAND (1981), FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1963) and GOLDFINGER (1964)
Honor Blackman in GOLDFINGER
Peggy Pope in 9 TO 5 (1980)
Clip of horse-drawn sleigh from DAYS OF HEAVEN (1978) -- clip removed in update
Linda Manz in DAYS OF HEAVEN
INTIMATE LIGHTING (1965), directed by Ivan Passer -- clip removed in update
Gene Reynolds in OF HUMAN HEARTS (1938)
Sonia Darrin in THE BIG SLEEP (1946)
Sue Lyon in LOLITA (1962)
Diana Rigg in ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (1969)
Kelly Preston in TWINS (1988)
Carol Arthur in BLAZING SADDLES (1974)
Stuart Whitman in THE LONGEST DAY (1962)
John Ericson in BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS (1971)
Dyanne Thorne in ILSA, SHE WOLF OF THE SS (1975)
Martin Spellman in BEAU GESTE (1939)
Buck Henry in CATCH-22 (1970), also scripted by Henry
MIDNIGHT EXPRESS (1978), directed by Alan Parker
:"I'm havin' some fun with ya here!" - Fred Willard in BEST IN SHOW (2000)
Rhonda Fleming in OUT OF THE PAST (1947)
Marge Champion in SHOW BOAT (1951)
Pamela Tiffin in COME FLY WITH ME (1965)
Esther Scott in BOYZ N THE HOOD (1991)
Norma Doggett in SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS (1954)
Tommy Rall in SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS
Ann Reinking in ALL THAT JAZZ (1979)
Trini Lopez in THE DIRTY DOZEN (1967)
Daria Nicolodi in SHOCK a.k.a. BEYOND THE DOOR II (1977)
Ben Cooper in JOHNNY GUITAR (1954)
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966), scored by Ennio Morricone
Lori Nelson in MA AND PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR (1952)
R.D. Call in LAST MAN STANDING (1996)
Barbara Windsor in CARRY ON SPYING (1964)
Kenny Rogers in KENNY ROGERS AS THE GAMBLER (1980)
Ja'Net DuBois in I'M GONNA GIT YOU SUCKA (1988)
Brian Dennehy in COCOON (1985)
Wilford Brimley in COCOON (also audio clip: "...we won't ever die.")
BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985), featuring designs by Ron Cobb
Michael Hall in THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (1946)
Reni Santoni in ENTER LAUGHING (1967)
Annie Ross in SUPERMAN III (1983)
ST. ELMO'S FIRE (1985), directed by Joel Schumacher
Irrfan Khan in THE LUNCHBOX (2013)
Jack Kehoe in THE STING (1973)
Carl Reiner in OCEAN'S ELEVEN (2001)
Chadwick Boseman in BLACK PANTHER (2018)
Two clips from RAGING BULL (1980), shot by Michael Chapman and cast by Cis Corman
Anthony James in IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (1967)
SOMETHING WILD (1961), directed by Jack Garfein
:"There are a lot of us out there who love classic films." - Alex Trebek at the 10th TCM Classic Film Festival (2019)
John Fraser in REPULSION (1965)
John Saxon in A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984)
Orson Bean in BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (1999)
Allen Garfield in THE CONVERSATION (1974)
Soumitra Chatterjee in APUR SANSAR (THE WORLD OF APU) (1959)
Ian Holm in THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001)
:"I think I'm quite ready for another adventure." - Holm in THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING (2003)
Olivia de Havilland in THE HEIRESS (1949), THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD (1939), GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) and HOLD BACK THE DAWN (1941)
:"I hope we meet again." - Olivia de Havilland in GONE WITH THE WIND
RIP to all.

[@daveo6337]

The Oscars should take notes. Good montage TCM .

[@margaretjones4682]

Yes they should!

[@juicyy8783]

"This one is somber. It's okay to cry." RIP Fred Willard.

[@expfcwintergreen266]

Another great job by TCM. This year may have the most number of significant Hollywood figures yet.

[@bernardsherry5642]

I thought that exact same thing last year💜

[@DamImGod]

I love the respect TCM gives to those we lost. You never fail to bring a tear in rememberence.

[@HovaNirvana]

I knew of the big names, but I was hurt to see some lesser known actors who had appeared in projects that I love: Anthony James in “In the Heat of the Night”, Jack Kehoe from “The Sting” and “Serpico”, and “Allen Garfield from “The Candidate”, “The Conversation”, and “Beverly Hills Cop II”. This year was devastating. R.I.P. to all.

[@actioncom2748]

TCM did not disappoint. Unfortunately, 2020 didn't either.

[@MM-bw1lo]

That Chadwick Boseman tribute was everything!!!!! I still miss him

[@PitloverN]

Brings me to 😢 Such an inspiration to many. May he rest forever in God's arms.

[@luckyrabbitnumber]

0:21 When the bravest of all knights dies in spring, let it be known, the year is evil.

[@AgentGibbs]

Esbern from Skyrim

[@patnewbie2177]

I almost expected Rick May, but he was more of a voice actor than a screen actor. Rest in peace.

[@TuscanMilkmaid]

Rick May was my drama coach back in the day and an old friend. His passing still hurts. What a terrible loss.

[@mauriciosantos-qq9zn]

2020, the year we lost our big stars...

[@Diamondbraclet]

Life is filled with swift transition. I pray they all had a peaceful transition. Thanks to each and every one of them for giving us joy through the years.

[@mrmortimer710]

We lost many and more who are our inspirations. And so forth, we want to say...Thank You . Honorable Mentions: Anthony Chisholm, Kim Ki-Duk, Kobe Bryant, Naya Rivera, Regis Philbin, Natalie Desselle-Reid, Jeremy Bulloch, John Le Carre, Charley Pride, Betty Bobbitt, Carol Sutton, David Foster, David Lander, James Redford, Doreen Montalvo, Conchata Ferrell, Margaret Nolan, Helen Reddy, Johnny Nash, Eddie Van Halen, Clark Middleton, John Gallagher, Mac Davis, Joe Ruby, Phyllis Somerville, Gayln Corg, Hugh Downs, Toshiya Agata, Earl Cameron, Ranjit Chowdhury, Charles Bonet, Lyle Waggoner

[@memethanYT]

I’d like to add Tim Brooke-Taylor to that list. English comedic legend, taken by Covid.

[@amo2962]

Great list! And the year isn't over yet!

[@claymarston8764]

mmortimer710 - TOO MANY YOU LIST DO NOT QUALIFY - HOWEVER, SOME WILL BE MENTIONED IN THE OTHER AWARDS PROGRAMS IN THEIR ' IN MEMORIAM ' SECTIONS.

[@mrmortimer710]

@Clay. I am aware of that. Some do not always get their attention or some neither

[@expfcwintergreen266]

The difference in quality between these and the annual Oscars version is just stunning. The music, the selection of clips, and the way they are woven together is just perfect. No matter how many times I see them I have a strong emotional reaction, sense of mortality, and wonder at the richness of the art of cinema.

[@frequentv7482]

Rest in peace to everyone who died in 2020

[@melindaloomis1]

Well done as usual. So many talented people lost this year. Love the shot of Olivia de Havilland from The Heiress and that they wrapped with her.

[@jeffreyclark4428]

Thank you. I did not know TCM did a remember each year. These memorials always break my heart.

[@periflores1002]

2014 and 18 are my favorites (production quality wise)

[@jknuttel]

Among many who were left out was my late friend, Ian Whitcomb. He acted in some films and performed music in others.

[@davidalandu]

Great job as always T.C.M. Look forward to it every year. No tears for the dead. All the honorees made their mark in one of the hardest industry's to maintain success in.

[@setebos8231]

God bless TCM for mentioning Ron Cobb.

[@margaretjones4682]

I did not know my beautiful Paula Kelly had passed away. RIP you multitalented lady.

[@robcop993]

I gasped when I saw Pamela Tiffin. And Ann Reinking. I'm grateful they included Linda Manz. She made three great films: Days of Heaven, The Wanderers and Out of the Blue. Not bad for an actress many people never heard of. Tough guy R.D. Call was included. Bravo. And of course the greatest film composer of all time: Ennio Morricone. I listen to his music every day. R.I.P. one and all.

[@MrGmart64]

Don’t forget Linda Manz In Gummo.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

I have the 3 LInda Manz films you mention on DVD. She added so much to them, especially "Days of Heaven".

[@heathermanz4014]

Linda Manz is the first cousin on my mom family side and we kind of look alike but I didnt know her that much... I was sad to hear she died :-(

[@patrickdepew4976]

I know it's impossible to show everyone, but I just realized they neglected Kevin Conway, which makes me sad. Another terrific character actor.

[@smichelle65]

One of those "That Guy"s who was great in everything. Pacino gave him the spotlight as Hastings in "Looking For Richard", and he was hilarious as the crazy mailman in the underrated comedy "Funny Farm".

[@BobSmith-uc5js]

Conway's acting in Gettysburg was very memorable and I thought worthy of an award or two.

[@marymitch316]

Thanks for uploading - I've been waiting for TCM to post this. Last year they updated it through December.

[@ThylekShran]

(Edited 1/22/2021) As in previous years, there are several people complaining that a tribute by Turner Classic MOVIES does not feature TV and/or music stars with no significant movie credits, TV hosts not affiliated with TCM, and people who died after the tribute was released. There are, however, many individuals omitted from the tribute who not only deserved to be included but also fit TCM's criteria for inclusion to a T. This is not a criticism of TCM's work because I know they can't include everybody, but I want to acknowledge some of those deserving individuals here (see below). R.I.P. India Adams | Singer Claudine Auger | Actress Joe Baltake | Film Critic / Historian Warren Berlinger | Actor Edd Byrnes | Actor Earl Cameron | Actor Lewis John Carlino | Screenwriter / Director Lynn Cohen | Actress Kevin Conway | Actor Gene Corman | Producer Stuart Cornfeld | Producer Linda Cristal | Actress Denise Cronenberg | Costume Designer Suzy Delair | Actress James Drury | Actor Conchata Ferrell | Actress David Foster | Producer Bruce Jay Friedman | Screenwriter / Actor Billy Goldenberg | Composer Michelle Guish | Casting Director Ronald Harwood | Screenwriter Richard Herd | Actor Irm Hermann | Actress Grant Imahara | Model Maker / TV Host Andrew Jack | Actor / Dialect Coach Rafer Johnson | Actor / Athlete John Karlen | Actor Kim Ki-duk | Filmmaker James Lipton | TV Host / Producer Little Richard | Musician Syd Mead | Conceptual Artist Michael Medwin | Actor / Producer Monique Mercure | Actress David Nichols | Production Designer Lennie Niehaus | Composer Margaret Nolan | Actress Leslie Pope | Set Decorator Helen Reddy | Singer / Actress Maurice Roëves | Actor Ronald L. Schwary | Producer Elizabeth Sellars | Actress Lynn Shelton | Filmmaker Joe Shishido | Actor Alan Tomkins | Art Director Kent L. Wakeford | Cinematographer Tetsuya Watari | Actor Jon Whiteley | Actor

[@ThylekShran]

@brockytop1 TV star. He's done a handful of movies, sure, but nothing that's really considered "classic."

[@lisabrock8712]

@@ThylekShran I don’t think that Alex Trebek was in a “classic” movie.

[@OddOneOut665]

Holy Crap, I forgot about James Lipton. If anything, he shoulda been on this Vid, considering he's talked to just about every current star since the 90s.

[@ThylekShran]

@@lisabrock8712 No, but he worked with TCM for many years as a host, interviewer and emcee for their festivals and cruises. A significant association with film and/or with TCM itself is what gets people into these tributes.

[@ginneilhelloiaminterestedi5222]

Robert conrad

[@viperstrike0]

Fred willard always brought me joy.

[@margaretjones4682]

Me too!

[@jennyjenny44]

gosh I love so many of them. I didnt know about many of them, The news just ignores stories we really want to see. Buck Henry...he was a genius...and I so loved Brian Dennehy. and what Brimley said about their journey was much like life after death,..... was so beautiful

[@danielpavlish1288]

They didn't add Robert Conrad, who co-starred with Sean Connery and John Saxon in Wrong Is Right in 1982

[@Themanwhocameback2]

TV star, even though he gave you a hard on.

[@jknuttel]

I noticed that, too. He was, of course, known more for his television work, but still, if they included Alex Trebek… Also, perhaps they should have included Kobe Bryant. After all, he did win an Academy Award.

[@periflores1002]

You know which one got me? Right after the showed Carl Reiner and Ennio and all the grainy, old footage... And then, T’challa. You could *notice* how new the film was. You could *see* he had more to give.

[@ResistanceAintFutile]

Twas beautiful

[@atdgsoad]

This is a wonderful and sad list. Thank you for including Indian actors as well. Although I don't mean to nitpick but you forgot a promising actor's name, who took his own life unfortunately this year, Sushant Singh Rajput.

[@kaori409]

Damn... I'm early for the first time ever 🙂

[@mannyg8846]

I love these.Always beautifully done.🙏🏻🎥🎬

[@Hobnob21]

Black panther, bond, vader and fett all dead in a year. Jesus

[@JoeEnglandShow]

And Jeremy Bulloch, who gave us a man in a mask. Whose most famous role never saw his face! Funny how even bit players can leave such an impact.

[@NevrSilent]

I think his passing came too late after editing for him to get added in. This year's had already been behind a little behind schedule, when you think about it.

[@gwp5066]

An extra "technicolor" shot of Rhonda Fleming would have added something. She was one of the last survivors of Hollywood's Golden Age. But overall wonderful. Look up the bio of Ann E Todd. She became a librarian.

[@josephespitia5084]

RIP Jeremy Bulloch

[@huguihugh9803]

Olivia so beautiful and ethernal

[@Themanwhocameback2]

Good! Disregard all the bitching and polite moaning about this one and that. Olivia starred in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in 1935, for heaven's sake. I was no great fan of hers, but she deserves the final curtain. My only complaint is that the clips are not longer.

[@rancecollins835]

Plus two Oscars, last surviving GWTW cast member, eight movies with Errol Flynn and winning a legendary court case that allowed actors the freedom to take control of their careers and spelled the end of the studio system.

[@frankdenardo8684]

@@rancecollins835 has the title of Dame.

[@AgentGibbs]

@@rancecollins835 #Facts

[@redfreckle2044]

Dunno why Grant Imahara was excluded, he did a huge amount of work in the film industry.

[@ThylekShran]

I would have liked to see him included also, but sadly not surprised he didn't. He became much more well known for TV, and TCM generally doesn't include folks like model makers unless they and their contributions are truly significant/legendary.

[@whatwhy447]

No Margaret Nolan 😥

[@joepaz9529]

Deboo... he'll be stealing bikes in heaven

[@bengoolie5197]

Surprised that they omitted Robert Conrad.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

Reading these comments can be irritating as h**l. After watching this beautiful tribute, accompanied by a wistful song with words from Robert Frost, all some people can say is "Where is Robert Conrad?" Jeez. What emotionally dead, petty, downright dopey people there are.

[@OddOneOut665]

Why is TCM taking so long to upload it on their channel? This isn't like them, usually.

[@joeypieper6384]

read Chuck's Description above

[@periflores1002]

Im just grateful that there was no triggering implication of the “events” of this year, yet it also didnt ignore them with the inclusion of Trini Lopez and David Prowse, among others, im sure. (Please leave all political discussions on another video)

[@jennyjenny44]

heavy hitters, orson bean , john saxon , Olivia

[@Sztekher]

I know, Olivia was 104 (!) but it's so sad...

[@untitleme61]

I could be wrong, but I think they omitted The Virginian's James Drury.

[@Unikatze]

Pretty optimistic to post this when there's still 10 days left in the year.

[@evagabor5]

This is always an issue each year. TCM does an edit for any unfortunate passing's after the first cut.

[@WendyCR72]

TCM officially put this up, but the video length for it is 4:25, so I think a couple more names were added: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKa5omB7aMR-oKc

[@MrGmart64]

Conchata Ferrell and James Lipton were left out.

[@Nostradumbass]

Sort of surprised Conchata Ferrell didn't make the cut. Pretty long career. No huge parts but plenty enough work in my opinion.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

Loved her, but mostly TV work.

[@margaretjones4682]

I agree David.

[@Dante-bx6ej]

Olivia💔💔💔💔

[@pernelldh]

TCM Remembers 2020 should also remember the people in the film industry who passed away this year... Little Richard SINGER/MUSICIAN/ACTOR Helen Reddy SINGER/ACTRESS Marj Dusay ACTRESS Robert Conrad ACTOR Marge Redmond ACTRESS Lyle Waggoner ACTOR Mac Davis SINGER/ACTOR David Lander ACTOR Bruce Jay Friedman SCREENWRITER Regis Philbin ACTOR Jeremy Bulloch ACTOR Gene Dynarski ACTOR

[@ThylekShran]

They did remember the people in the film industry. Some of those you listed were mostly in the television or music industries, and Bulloch died after the tribute was released. The priority goes to those most associated with film, or, in the case of Alex Trebek, with TCM itself.

[@danabrown6115]

Who is singing “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”?

[@ThylekShran]

I wish I knew. The recording appears to be a TCM original, and they have yet to share any info on the singers.

[@Modano1973]

The artist’s name is PRISCA. She posted on her Facebook page on the use of her song for TCM Remembers 2020. On TCM's Facebook page, she posted that she is looking into releasing the song as a download.

[@KateSc722]

She reminds me of Sarah McLachlan.

[@ThylekShran]

@@Modano1973 Thank you so much for this! I'll add the info to the description now.

[@tiffanyhoward90]

Thank you! Shazam couldn’t identify it.

[@kimberlyhoover7296]

Regis Philbin?

[@ThylekShran]

Regis was a TV personality who, unlike Alex Trebek, was not associated with TCM for many years. TCM's priorities for these tributes are those associated with film, associated with TCM, or both.

[@suehap4256]

What is Olivia de Havilland saying in her quote here?

[@joeypieper6384]

I Hope We Meet Again

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

Sean Connery also should have been near the very end. Maybe just before Douglas and De Havilland.

[@thankthelord4536]

Why?

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

It’s like a fireworks display. People go to the movies to see the great stars and the films that they grace with their presence. Kirk Douglas and Olivia De Havilland were among the last surviving members of Hollywood’s Golden Age. And Sean Connery was great as THE representation of 007 James Bond. All three were giants, especially 103 year old Douglas and 104 year old De Havilland. A fireworks display saves the best for last. TCM should have done this here.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

Sean Connery was where he should have been. Olivia De had starred in films since 1935, and Kirk Douglas since "Out of the Past" in 1947. Sean did not start, in minor parts, until the very late 50's.

[@rancecollins835]

@@Themanwhocameback2 Agreed. Plus Olivia is responsible for what is arguably the most important court case in Hollywood actors' history. THEN she won two Oscars to follow that up. By that point, she had already cemented herself in the history books by being in the biggest movie ever made and being one-half a legendary screen pairing. To top it off, she outlasted them all. She MORE than earned that final spot.

[@Comictalent]

​@@Themanwhocameback2 TCM tends to be the most respectful of the old guard so makes sense to have Douglas and de Havilland open and close. But I suspect Connery will close the Oscar tribute and the BAFTA. He's the biggest movie star here and many active Hollywood actors/directors knew him well.

[@jonathanhorton2788]

What movie did Kelly Preston star in? 1:39

[@Comictalent]

Twins (1988), a big comedy hit with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny Devito.

[@claymarston8764]

ROSALIND KNIGHT DIED ON 19 DECEMBER WHO SHOULD RECEIVE SERIOUS CONSIDERATION FOR INCLUSION IF THERE IS ANY UPDATED EDITION AS HAS OCCURRED IN SOME PREVIOUS YEARS ENTRIES. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosalind_Knight -

[@yourroyalhighness7662]

Kirk Douglas should have come last or second to last. Still, a great job as always.

[@ThylekShran]

Second to last maybe, but not last, IMO. Douglas and Olivia de Havilland were the last surviving stars of Hollywood's Golden Age, but Dame Olivia had been doing films since the 1935, a full decade before Douglas made his Hollywood debut. In fact, I'm pretty sure she was working before everyone in this tribute except for Baby Peggy. She also practically single-handedly took down studio system, effectively marking the end of the Golden Age, so it's all the more fitting that she come in last.

[@joeypieper6384]

@@ThylekShran and bookending it with 2 actors born in 1916 was Genius

[@Comictalent]

You could make the same case for Sean Connery, who is easily the biggest star who passed this year. Douglas and de Havilland were both legends too and represent an even older generation so I like the opening/closing of it.

[@QuayNemSorr]

You forgot Jeremy Bullock (Boba Fett)

[@joeypieper6384]

he died after this was posted

[@BobSmith-uc5js]

Jeremy Bulloch (Bobba Fett in Star Wars) was omitted...

[@Modano1973]

TCM Remembers 2020 premiered on December 16. Jeremy Bulloch passed away the following day, on December 17.

[@joeypieper6384]

​@@Modano1973 and Peter Lamont who worked on the Bond films and won an Oscar for Titanic passed way today at age 91 2020 has been a rough year for the James Bond franchise

[@Themanwhocameback2]

@@joeypieper6384 Sheer neuroticism. Technicians?

[@joeypieper6384]

@@Themanwhocameback2 what?

[@ThylekShran]

@@joeypieper6384 Apparently he thinks Peter Lamont was a technician and that technicians don't deserve recognition...?

[@sheritownsend7525]

Where's Charlie Pride? Didn't he die in 2020?

[@joeypieper6384]

did he do any films?

[@ThylekShran]

Charley Pride did indeed pass away this year (this month, actually), but he was not substantially involved with any films.

[@SOTMProductions]

Brian Dennehy anyone?

[@ThylekShran]

Great actor, loved him in 'Silverado' and pretty much everything else he did. If you're asking where he is in the video, he's right before his 'Cocoon' co-star Wilford Brimley.

[@BlueSoulJim]

They forgot Boba Fett

[@air2838]

I'm sorry but the song this year doesn't do it for me. The clips, the order, the mentions are great. As usual TCM in my opinion always excelled in that. But the song this time... dropped the ball. Some previous great songs used were Before you go, Headlights, Press on and All I want.

[@chasehorn6727]

Tr

[@dbrigham84]

They missed some. Like Naya Rivera.

[@dlighted1277]

Also, James Drury, The Virginian.

[@ThylekShran]

They didn't miss them, just couldn't include everyone. Rivera was mostly a TV actress.

[@joeypieper6384]

@@ThylekShran and what films did she do that would be considered classics?

[@ThylekShran]

@@joeypieper6384 Yeah, pretty much.

[@joeypieper6384]

@@ThylekShran The Master of Disguise doesn't Scream Classic

[@michaelmotz3228]

TCM missed the boat on this one. It's easily the worst year-end tribute they've ever released because it emphasizes form over content. Those blurry clips of Stuart Whitman and Kelly Preston, for example, are disrespectful to their memories. Very disappointing.

[@bobnobody4366]

I agree. I was very disappointed, especially the half second for Stuart Whitman. He was more well known than several of the persons that were given clips of several seconds. I dearly hope TCM is not making Remembers a political commentary based on an actors political position.