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I was a staff writer@latimes. I write about films, TV, theater and DVDS, specializing in classic Hollywood. I also love animals
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Sundays with Carol Burnett

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By Susan King 
| The Plot Thickens
December 1, 8, 15 and 29 at 8pm Carol Burnett seems busier than ever at the age of 91. She recently earned her 25th Emmy nomination for her supporting role in the Apple TV+ comedy “Palm Royale” playing a wealthy woman. She also won her seventh honor last year as executive producer of the outstanding variety special (pre-recorded) “Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love.”  Adding to her busy career, the funniest of funny ladies is spending Sunday nights this December (except the 22nd) on TCM.
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Vivien Leigh

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By Susan King 
| filmmasters.com
by Susan King In 1999, the American Film Institute proclaimed Vivien Leigh the 16th greatest movie star during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Pretty impressive since the stunningly beautiful British actress, born on Nov. 5, 1913, in Darjeeling, British India, only made 19 films during her 30-year-plus career. But two of those are landmark films in which she gave equally landmark performances.
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TCM Spotlight: Night Movies

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By Susan King 
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Fridays in November | 15 Films Merriam Webster dictionary defines night as “the time from dusk to dawn when no sunlight is visible.” When it comes to movies, night is more than just a setting, it’s a major character. And for three Fridays in November, TCM Spotlight hosted by Ben Mankiewicz is presenting 15 films embracing the night that revolve around love, murder, madness, comedy and even hungry zombies desiring a snack of human flesh.
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