I feel the same way, almost every actor, director I remember. Death seems so final.

Don’t be surprised if an amended version shows up within the next 24 hours that adds Barbara Walters.

Beautifully said ❤😊They do an amazing job!

Would it not be more respectful to remember the artists in chronological order of death rather than this misplaced order of importance?

They do the best one! Each year now I do a search for TCMs version. Always better. Classy and touching. Makes you want to cry

❤🙏🏽

Yul Brynner did same

@@patricebest545 I read about that after you mentioned it. He did a whole campaign with the cancer society after he knew he was dying. Smoking was a terrible thing, this vaping kids do now will proove to be harmful somehow and then we will have to deal with it all over again

Yeah an interesting counterpoint to that iconic shot outside the diner circa 1963 in "Goodfellas".

That's a great story. Thanks for sharing.

That is so true. A lot of us Grew up watching these actors in our Favorite shows and Movies.

Lost the last of golden Era of Hollywood. 😢😢😢😢

I would disagree. The AMPAS only does members of the academy, but it does more of the behind the scenes people.

I like it because it shows the performers and brings back memories without all the woke crap.

@@daddyo1952 what does being “woke” have to with any awards show in memoriam presentation?

@@jerryj5549 what I mean is the TCM ones are great. Other ones have an agenda.

The Academy In Memoriam is terrible. Still a nice tribute, but the camera always has to cut back to the pop singer they choose to sign the tribute song. It should be about the talent that passed, not the currently living singer. TCM's efforts show more respect to those who we lost.

I love it when they do stuff like that. My favorite was the heavy bass riff that comes in when Angelo Badalamenti shows up. Perfect touch of subtlety and doesn't take away from the song neither. Whomever Edits these will win an Oscar one day...

Loved watching her movies where she was a villain, going against type.

I imagine they probably could have if they wanted, they did it for Carrie Fisher back in 2016 when she passed on Dec 27th. But I suppose everyone was off for the holidays.

Sabotage Film Group, who produce these lovely clipreels, are very concerned about having to leave out people who die after the early December release date. Several times, they have re-edited to include someone, or simply add them the next year. The producers jokingly (?) claim to pray for everyone else to "hang on through the holidays, please!" The 2016 Carrie Fisher incident was particularly upsetting because she (Dec. 27) and her mother Debbie Reynolds (Dec. 28) died a day apart, and Debbie's last words had been "I want to be with Carrie." They had previously slipped in a clip of Zsa Zsa Gabor (Dec. 18) and were able to add a clip of Carrie but apparently couldn't do any more last minute edits (perhaps not without cutting someone else out). For 2017 they used a home movie shot of Debbie with baby Carrie kissing and playing, showing they were together after all.

To be fair Betty White was a tv star.

She was beautiful when she was young

@@ChrisWolff2013 She was beautiful throughout her life, right up to the end.

@@denisesudell2538 That's true but in her youth she looked lovely.

If it's in the blood you have to live it, good luck and God Bless

Awesome

Hopefully your uncle’s spirit will guide you!

Thank God I'm a speed reader !!

I wish the same, think it's to be completed with the song over, however wish they could stretch that out a bit longer. I'm not criticizing, I appreciate the tribute & I watch them all.. not just once, but occasionally watch them all again & it can't be easy, to put together. Dedication to film is why & I am very grateful, in most thankful TCM does this.

Not just Sally Kellerman. I’m sure there are others and TCM has to be well aware since this video was originally released around 19 December. Since then there’s been at least two updates.

Missed Mike Hodges (British filmmaker who did the original Get Carter, Flash Gordon, Croupier) and Japanese director Yoshishige Yoshida (Eros+Massacre, Heroic Purgatory). But they fit in a lot more than the Oscar tributes, as much as I like those (the only thing that consistently remains something I watch from any of the Oscars) often do.

Hopefully he'll be included next year

God Be Willing, TCM will remember Ted in 2023. Not to be insensitive-FAR from it!!!-but there are COUNTLESS parts of a whole in the film 🎞️ and entertainment industry, that I imagine it IS difficult to keep track of ALL involved. Many actors/actresses, and those “behind the camera 🎥” either disappear from the public eye or get overlooked, fading into obscurity. Nobody likes to be…forgotten, but sadly, sometimes, this just happens (even to those who’ve had such a large impact on film 🎞️ AND television 📺…☹️). Then again, there are those who CHOOSE to just…DELIBERATELY slip away or intentionally bow out and move on. Peace be with you, my friend, and to all who read this comment…😊.

..amongst so much more.. including the world to me

I don’t have cable either and really miss TCM as well.😭

You can find a boatload of movies from TCM on the HBO Max streaming service. I counted 22 films just in its French New Wave collection of French films from the 1950s and 1960s. There's many great Old Hollywood movies to view in the TCM section on HBO Max. I signed up for HBO Max last November when they had a Black Friday offering of $2.99 for the first two months and then $9.99 a month thereafter. Finding the time to watch all they have to show is the hard part.

Yes...would have been nice I agree

I saw him not long ago in Something Wild, which was considered to be his break through role. every bit as memorable as Goodfellas.

Same!!

Nice call

Austin Stoker (October 7, 1930 - October 7, 2022) should have been in this to. TCM fell short last year compared to 2016-2021.

We cry for two reasons, because we are going to miss our fellow beings and for ourselves.

That's something, he's actually on the list but wasn't shown in the TCM Remembers 2022 tribute video.

I didn't know he passed.... Fake news media didn't write or mentioned this WONDERFUL YOUNG ACTOR GASPAR UIIiel

@@yvonnecaraballo2908 Yes, it was a very unfortunate accident. AOL news reported it or else I wouldn't have known either.

Just watched Henry jaglom s someone to love today one of Sally s best performances

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He introduced "Major Dundee" for TCM a couple of years ago. Played off scenes with Strother Martin in "The Wild Bunch". Great actor in Westerns.

If T.C.M. didn't include L.Q. Jones in their TCM remembers, I was going to be furious! They didn't mention John Davis Chandler when he passed. That ticked me off. I am a fan of both actors. I was first introduced to L. Q. Jones in 1998 in "The Mask of Zorro". I loved his line about being "the holy guts of this gang, without him the whole dang opera falls apart."

Was Silva the last of the original Oceans 11 crew?

@@1sttvbn I believe he may have been the last most of those legendary performers have sadly gone

I think they only include those in the movie business.

Most of Bob's work was on television

he was in movies

@@rebeccamystery9897 Correct. But not in movies TCM would consider showing.

Admired Warner's acting going all the way back to "Morgan" (1966). Seems he was everywhere for the next 50 years! I'll always see him playing the Devil in "Time Bandits" --hilarious sense of underplayed Brit humor.