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Apple TV has added a new “Great Movies Available Now on Apple TV” carousel that lets subscribers stream licensed classic films for free, with availability in the US, Canada, and the UK (US shows 19 titles; the UK has fewer). It’s unclear how long the selection will last, echoing previous short-lived licensing runs.
Apple TV has introduced a new “Great Movies Available Now on Apple TV” carousel that lets subscribers stream a batch of classic films for free (availability varies by region, including the US, Canada, and the UK). Titles like The Martian, E.T., Titanic, The Sixth Sense and more are now labeled “Just Added” rather than for purchase. It’s unclear whether this is a permanent change or a limited promotion, but it comes as Apple continues to grow its originals catalog (over 300 titles) and gears up for an upcoming original film, Mayday. New accounts can try Apple TV with a seven‑day free trial, with the standard price at $12.99/month or $99/year.
Michelle Pfeiffer reveals she felt humiliated after the Grease 2 audition, a cattle-call ordeal where she wasn’t confident in singing or dancing and ended up in the back row, but a director’s assistant urged her to return the next day and she won the lead role as Stephanie Zinone, launching a storied Hollywood career.
Rob Reiner, a celebrated American director who passed away at 78, had a remarkable career with seven influential films between 1984 and 1992, known for their humor, quotable dialogue, and humanity. The article highlights six of his best works, emphasizing his impact on modern cinema and his political activism.
The article highlights ten of Robert Redford's most notable films spanning his career from 1960 to 2018, showcasing his versatility as an actor and director, with iconic roles in movies like 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,' 'The Sting,' and 'All the President’s Men,' culminating in his farewell performance in 'The Old Man & the Gun.'
Turner Classic Movies (TCM) has been experiencing significant technical issues, including black screens and incorrect film airings, which fans attribute to David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, TCM's parent company. The network claims the problems are due to a technical server error during routine updates, but viewers are skeptical and suggest the funds from Zaslav's substantial compensation package should be used to upgrade TCM's equipment.