In great news for classic film fans,To Be Twenty (Avere vent’anni) movie ticketing company Fandango has teamed up with the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) network to add 30 iconic Hollywood titles from its revered catalogue to the Fandango At Home streaming service.
Previously known as Vudu, Fandango is owned by NBCUniversal and Warner Bros. Discovery. TCM will have its own dedicated hub on Fandango's platform, much like it's had on its sister company Max (though that's become a little harder to find post-Warner Bros Discovery merge).
From April to May, there'll be one classic TCM film per week available to watch for free on Fandango at Home, including James Dean's iconic 1955 drama Rebel Without a Cause, Robert Aldrich's 1967 war epic The Dirty Dozen, and the 1967 Paul Newman-George Kennedy prison drama Cool Hand Luke.
All these films have been screened at the annual TCM Classic Film Festival in LA over the last 15 years and hail from the TCM library — which includes a trove of films from Warner Bros, MGM, and RKO, some from as early as the 1920s, many of which have been lovingly preserved and restored. As part of this new partnership, Fandago at Home is the presenting sponsor for this year's festival, which runs April 18 to 21.
"We are thrilled to join forces with Turner Classic Movies to provide fans access to beloved classic films, some for Free for the first time," said Cameron Douglas, SVP of OTT/Streaming for Fandango, in a press statement.
"Through this new relationship, we aim to celebrate the rich cinematic history represented by TCM's extensive film library and offer our dedicated users special deals and offers."
Amid all this good streaming news, it's been a pretty tumultuous time at TCM, with high profile layoffs last year, reportedly part of Warner Bros. Discovery's cost-cutting moves, leading to backlash from Hollywood heavyweights and film enthusiasts alike.
TCM does let you stream movies from its catalogue from its own website and mobile app, but you need to punch in your account information from your cable or satellite provider.
Topics Streaming
Hero ruins Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star with a pickaxeGoop is finally hiring a factFCC flags Kaspersky, Russian cybersecurity firm, as national security riskDemocratic candidate says opponent is 'devotee of Bigfoot erotica'Amazon's faceMarch for Our Lives holds DC protest to mark its fourth anniversaryEU agrees to tentative law to seriously rein in big techVing Rhames recalls the time a neighbor called police on him at homeVing Rhames recalls the time a neighbor called police on him at home'The Office' paid $45,000 to feature 'Lullaby' by Shawn Mullins'Wordle' today: Here's the 'Wordle' answer for March 25'Wordle' today: Here's the 'Wordle' answer for March 2516 best Hindi movies on Netflix to watch this weekend‘Bridgerton’ Season 2 did justice to Indian tea and I feel so alive'CODA' review: A feelA viral Facebook post is seeking out the owner of a lost teddy bearHome DNA test results from 23andMe to help develop drugsOscars red carpet 2022: See Lily James, Sofia Carson, Jessica Chastain and moreHow to change your Instagram algorithm to a chronological feedTake a look at some of the fluffiest dogs around The British media just roasted Donald Trump, and he hated it The maxed out iPhone 11 Pro Max costs $1,449 The chaotic evil 'Don't have a bookmark?' meme is out of control A 'Pro' iPhone should start with more than 64GB of storage Teen shoots soda in her own face for pretty much no reason at all British women pen emotional letters to Theresa May before she meets Trump Apple finally confirms Apple TV+ release date and price Stellar pregnancy announcement features a dog wearing glasses Here's what the new Apple Watch Series 5 looks like Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson in 'Marriage Story': Review Apple's iPhone event: Everything that's been revealed Aura readers' advice on how to pick your new iPhone color Nobody knows why this woman trolled a reporter with an M&M's hat Apple Arcade launch date and price finally revealed McDonald's buys voice Father teaches his son the ABCs with a little help from trap music The bill Uber and Lyft fought against passed, and it could shake up the gig economy We maxed out the new Apple Watch Series 5, and it costs a fortune 16 times people accidentally texted their boss This is why the iPhone 11 doesn't have 5G
2.4966s , 8199.9375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【To Be Twenty (Avere vent’anni)】,Warmth Information Network