Turner Classic Movies

Turner Classic Movies and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment introduce a new DVD line to the TCM Vault Collection, premiering with The Jean Arthur Comedy Collection. The Jean Arthur Comedy Collection presents four rarely-seen rediscoveries from her early years at Columbia, appearing for the first time on DVD, digitally restored and re-mastered. This comedy collection is a must have for all classic film lovers. (The Public Menace, 1935) A fast-paced crime comedy, The Public Menace teams Arthur as...

Turner Classic Movies and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment are proud to present The Jean Arthur Drama Collection. Presented for the first time on DVD, digitally restored and remastered, these four features showcase Arthur's range and virtuosity at an early stage in the sound era, playing everything from melodramas and tearjerkers to courtroom dramas and morality tales. Whirlpool, 1934) Buck Rankin (Jack Holt), the owner of a disreputable traveling carnival, is sentenced to prison for twenty...

Turner Classic Movies and Universal Studios are proud to present DARK CRIMES: FILM NOIR THRILLERS, VOLUME TWO, featuring works by two iconic and distinctive directors of the noir style, Fritz Lang and William Castle. Born at the dark crossroads of the hard-boiled crime writing that thrived in midcentury American pulp magazines and the shadow-saturated, off-kilter camerawork of European directors who fled to Hollywood with the rise of Nazism, film noir perfectly captured the gloomier moods of...

Known for her passionate performances, Barbara Stanwyck was one of the brightest stars to ever grace the silver screen. Equally captivating in heavy dramas (Sorry, Wrong Number), lighthearted comedies (The Lady Eve), and dark film noirs (Double Indemnity), she is considered one of the best among Hollywood's leading ladies. This collection features the tough and versatile actress in The Lady Eve (1941), Double Indemnity (1944), All I Desire (1953) and There's Always Tomorrow (1956), and offers...

Turner Classic Movies and Universal Studios Home Entertainment present Marlene Dietrich Directed by Josef von Sternberg Double Feature. Presented for the first time on video, these two films have been fully restored and re-mastered and confirm Dietrich's iconic status as a glamorous and enigmatic movie siren while demonstrating von Sternberg's reputation as a supreme stylist of mood, atmosphere and eroticism through his dazzling command of the medium. DISHONORED (1931) Inspired by the exploits...

6 classic westerns on 2 DVDs, starring Randolph Scott! This essential Westerns collections includes Coroner Creek (1948), The Walking Hills (1949), The Doolins of Oklahoma (1949), and 7th Cavalry (1956).

Turner Classic Movies and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment are proud to present the first 4K high definition Blu-ray release of ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS (1939). Talent and tension abound in this action-adventure romance featuring strong performances by Cary Grant (North by Northwest, 1959), Jean Arthur (Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, 1939) and Rita Hayworth (Gilda, 1946) in her first major film role. ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS capitalized on skillful direction from Howard Hawks (Sergeant York, 1941),...

Recognized today as one of the most distinctive and influential directors of the 1950's, Douglas Sirk was rarely praised and often overlooked by critics during his years in Hollywood. His penchant for melodramatic storylines were accented by a baroquevisual style, emotional intensity and lush production values. With a chameleon-like ability to adapt to any genre, Sirk's versatility is represented in this unique collection by a melodrama, a western, a mystery thriller, and a costume adventure....

Turner Classic Movies and Universal Studios Home Entertainment present Midnight Lace, the story of elegant newlywed wife Kit Preston (Doris Day) who is married to British Financier Anthony Preston (Rex Harrison). This riveting film allowed Day to play against type in a Hitchcock-styled thriller with a top-notch supporting cast that includes Myrna Loy, John Gavin and Roddy McDowall. This special edition DVD features bonus content including an introduction by Robert Osborne, scene and publicity...

The Lost and Found RKO Collection features six RKO films of the 1930s previously thought "lost" and unseen, including titles out of circulation since their original theatrical release. These instant classics include: Rafter Romance (1933), starring Ginger Rogers, A Man to Remember (1938), Double Harness (1933), Stingaree (1935), One Man's Journey (1933) with Lionel Barrymore, and Living on Love (1937) featuring James Dunn and Whitney Bourne.

Join everyone's favorite country family for twice the fun and twice the laughs in The Further Adventures of the Kettles collection. THE KETTLES IN THE OZARKS (1956) Ma Kettle (Marjorie Main) and her kids pay a visit to their relative Sedge Kettle (Arthur Hunnicutt) and help him out of a jam involving bootleggers and an illegal moonshine operation on his property. THE KETTLES ON OLD MACDONALD'S FARM (1957) Ma and Pa Kettle (played by Parker Fennelly) move into a newhome and discover a pair of...

Turner Classic Movies and Universal Studios Home Entertainment present Back Street: Two Movie Collection. BACK STREET (1941): The 1941 version of Back Street, directed by Robert Stevenson, stars Margaret Sullavan and Charles Boyer with vivid supporting roles by Richard Carlson, Frank McHugh and Tim Holt. Variety deemed the effort "a class A production" that packs a "hefty dramatic punch" and the movie was nominated for Best Music Scoring of a Dramatic Picture by Frank Skinner (Arabian Nights,...