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Opening scene, grocer Cesira (Sophia Loren) tries to protect her fragile daughter Rosetta (Eleanora Brown), early in the Allied bombing of Rome in 1943, in Vittorio De Sica’s Two Women, 1960.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Mon, Jul 11 2011 1:10 PM

Stick-up man Dix (Sterling Hayden) drops by to pick up his gun from diner-owner pal Gus (James Whitmore) who has a nasty customer and advice in John Huston’s The Asphalt Jungle, 1950.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Sun, Jul 10 2011 8:29 AM

The famous line from W.R. Burnett’s novel is delivered by lawyer Emmerich (Louis Calhern) to his invalid wife (Dorothy Tree) in John Huston's The Asphalt Jungle, 1950.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Sun, Jul 10 2011 6:42 AM

He Who Gets Slapped - The Act

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The tantalizing Belle (Simone Simon) appears to Jabez (James Craig) at the birth of his first child then visits mother Mary (Ann Shirley) and Ma Stone (Jane Darwell) in The Devil and Daniel Webster, 1941.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Sat, Jul 09 2011 7:04 AM

Cesira (Sophia Loren), Rosetta (Eleanora Brown) and their Marxist friend Michele (Jean-Paul Belmondo), are the only villagers willing to feed two English soldiers, in Vittorio De Sica’s Two Women, 1960.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Sat, Jul 09 2011 2:41 AM

Christmas coming, Civil War era Massachusetts, the March sisters Jo (June Allyson), Meg (Janet Leigh), Amy (Elizabeth Taylor) and Beth (Margaret O’Brien) frolicking and spying the new neighbor (Peter Lawford), in MGM's Little Women, 1949.

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West Side Story (Commentary by Robert Wise) video

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Opening title sequence from John Huston’s The Asphalt Jungle, 1950, sees thug Dix (Sterling Hayden) finding shelter in the diner run by pal Gus (James Whitmore) before the cops arrive.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Fri, Jul 08 2011 10:16 PM

Returning home after apparently losing his mind at the museum, military vet and art critic Steele (Pat O’Brien) with girl-friend Terry (Claire Trevor) and new Brit pal Traybin (Herbert Marshall), in Crack-Up, 1946.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Fri, Jul 08 2011 10:25 AM

Crooked lawyer Emmerich (Louis Calhern) dismisses Doc (Sam Jaffe) and Cobb (Marc Lawrence) then visits with mistress Angela (Marilyn Monroe) in John Huston’s The Asphalt Jungle, 1950.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Fri, Jul 08 2011 10:22 AM

Monitoring in-training pilot Ted (Van Johnson) at a night-spot, deceased aviator Pete (Spencer Tracy) encourages him to approach Ellen (Esther Williams), who’s worried about recruit Sanderson (Charles Smith), in A Guy Named Joe, 1944.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Fri, Jul 08 2011 8:04 AM

West Side Story (a TCM Original featurette on the direction) video

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Gangster Nick (Paul Muni) released after four years in the slammer, picked up by pal Smiley (Hardie Albright), who’s been minding his affairs, opening director Archie Mayo's Angel On My Shoulder, 1946.

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He Who Gets Slapped - The Revenge

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Robert Osborne greets acclaimed director and TCM Guest Programmer Paul Mazursky for this introduction and comments following The Asphalt Jungle, 1950, directed by John Huston.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Fri, Jul 08 2011 12:43 AM

Fed up with the insurance scam, Harry (Jack Lemmon) performs for the surveillance cameras and makes a point to ex-wife Sandy (Judi West), prompting lawyer Willie (Walter Matthau) to take a new position in The Fortune Cookie, 1966.

From: Turner Classic Movies on Thu, Jul 07 2011 11:35 PM

"Whiplash Willie" Gingrich (Walter Matthau) realizes how to get brother-in-law Harry (Jack Lemmon) to play along when his ex-wife Sandy (Judi West) calls the hospital room in Billy Wilder’s The Fortune Cookie, 1966.