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You are here: Home / News - Notes / TCM Posts Super-Secret August 2014 Schedule … Summer Under the Stars

TCM Posts Super-Secret August 2014 Schedule … Summer Under the Stars

May 9, 2014 By Cliff Aliperti 9 Comments

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My 2014 TCM Summer Under the Stars Preview and Recommendations has now published. It provides all of the info found on this page, plus a whole lot more: 2014 Summer Under the Stars Preview & Recommendations

Turner Classic Movies has posted their full tentative schedule for August 2014, better known as their annual Summer Under the Stars month of programming. Summer Under the Stars is my favorite month on the TCM calendar and, as usual, I see plenty to get excited about this year (Lee Tracy on 8/21!).

You can check out the full schedule at the TCM site here – Remember, it is all subject to change at this early date. I’ve listed each star on TCM’s SUTS 2014 calendar immediately below for you:

paul-muni1 – Jane Fonda
2 – David Niven
3 – Walter Pidgeon
4 – Judy Garland
5 – Barbara Stanwyck
6 – Paul Muni
7 – James Stewart
8 – Jeanne Moreau
9 – William Powell
10 – Carole Lombard
11 – Marlon Brando
12 – Alexis Smith
13 – Cary Grant
14 – Charles Chaplin
15 – Faye Dunaway
16 – Herbert Marshall
17 – John Hodiak

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Lee Tracy

18 – Claudette Colbert
19 – Paul Newman
20 – Thelma Ritter
21 – Lee Tracy
22 – Audrey Hepburn
23 – Ernest Borgnine
24 – Gladys George
25 – Dick Powell
26 – Sophia Loren
27 – Edmund O’Brien
28 – Arlene Dahl
29 – Joseph Cotten
30 – Betty Grable
31 – Alan Ladd

As with anything TCM-related that I may post about, this schedule applies to the U.S. only.

August is a bit of a down time for my business, typically leading to some extra hours for blogging. I’ve bolded the names I’m most excited about, pretty much guaranteeing I’ll be posting a review, biography or perhaps even Picto-Sked on those days!

More on Summer Under the Stars as we get closer to August.

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Comments

  1. Kelly says

    May 9, 2014 at 2:22 pm

    I hope this finger cross on this schedule boy they shaking little a bit here

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    • Cliff Aliperti says

      May 13, 2014 at 4:05 pm

      I like it, Kelly. Haven’t really focused on the individual titles yet, but Lee Tracy is about as good a choice as they could make for their “pre-Code star.” I’d have preferred someone more obscure rather than Chaplin as the “silent star,” but they seem to go big with that choice every year (I think they did Lillian Gish and Mary Pickford most recently). I didn’t bold them, but I like the days for Dick Powell and Edmond O’Brien and want to give a better look at the schedules for John Hodiak and Arlene Dahl too. My only quibble is probably Ernest Borgnine who it feels like has gotten a couple of days per year since he passed away. He really seems to be a pet of the channel.

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  2. quoteunquotesir says

    June 9, 2014 at 5:48 pm

    Thanks so much for posting this. It’s really helpful how you listed the stars like that. I’m so excited about the Herbert Marshall and Carole Lombard days. Since Marshall was never a big star, I didn’t think they’d ever actually devote a whole day to his movies. I just always hoped they would someday. =)

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    • Cliff Aliperti says

      June 10, 2014 at 12:14 am

      I’m glad it was helpful. That’s what’s great about Summer Under the Stars, you never know who’s going to get that 24-hour spotlight and there are always pleasant surprises. TCM mixes it up well enough to give almost everybody a day to look forward too. Or a week to ten days for some of us!

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  3. Kelly says

    July 14, 2014 at 10:13 pm

    Well well Gettv going show Lone Wolf movies in August got the August schedule over there already for Thursday night in August

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    • Cliff Aliperti says

      July 15, 2014 at 2:27 am

      Love the Lone Wolf and I’ve got those pretty well covered for you (spoiler free) over at my Warren William fan site: http://warrenwilliam.com/tag/lone-wolf/.

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      • Kelly says

        July 15, 2014 at 4:02 pm

        Sweet I am so there

        Yeah I troll GETTV late last night I think they put up there while I was at work saw that when I came home

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  4. doriantb says

    July 29, 2014 at 6:12 pm

    Cliff, you just reminded me that John Hodiak could use a little love! 😀

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    • Cliff Aliperti says

      July 31, 2014 at 1:48 pm

      You may have to handle Hodiak, Dorian — he’s slotted in between Herbert Marshall and Claudette Colbert, which should make for a busy few days here!

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