TCM does a much better job with this than the Academy does. They should show the TCM Remembers compilation on the Oscars broadcast. So happy that Barbara Windsor got a late inclusion!

I was holding it together until the end. Ian Holm with the quote "I'm quite ready for another adventure." and followed by Olivia de Haviland with "I hope we meet again."

Mine moment was for Olivia, she lived to be 104 and she was the final great one from the Golden Era, May her soul finally rest in peace

With the death of Miss de Havilland, the Golden Age of Hollywood has come to an end. We will never see an actress of her caliber again.

I worked at the retirement home that Ben Cooper (2:29) was in until he passed...he was such a treasure to me...those bright blue eyes, still wearing a cowboy hat every day...such a beautiful soul...I will remember him always....

We also remember: Neil Innes: musician,actor Claudine Auger: actress Robert Conrad: actor Conchata Ferrell: actress Little Richard: musician,actor Joe Ruby: animator Ken Spears: animator Margaret Nolan: actress David Lander: actor Lyle Waggoner: actor Eddie Hassell: actor

It's still hard to believe Chadwick Boseman is already gone.

Michael Hall (2:56), who passed away in May 2020 at 92, was the last surviving main cast member of the “The Best Years of Our Lives” (1946) - such an important film.

Quite a sad year in so many ways. So many of my favorite actors...gone. Diana Rigg, Sean Connery, Ian Holm, Olivia, Kirk...good long productive lives tho.

I'm glad Baby Peggy, aka Diana Serra Cary, was included. A child star of the silent age. She was the last silent film star left, I think.

Born in 45, so I've had the privilege of seeing many of the faces shown, and the experience of sitting in a dark movie theater without cell phones glowing and people talking excessively throughout the movie. Popcorn 10cents, soda 10c, and candy 5c. Admission 50cents. I miss not only the old Hollywood, but the civility, and feeling you get after seeing a good movie.

John Saxon was a very underated actor. I can remember watching him as a young man in a variety of roles. Always liked him. R.I.P.

My favorite part of this remembrance is the inclusion of the dialogue from "Cocoon." These stars of Earth have now become the stars in the Heavens. Beings of pure white light. We will miss them all until we meet them again.

BABY PEGGY! A living, historical, cinematic relic.....gone forever and no major news source reported it....😥. I've seen her in interviews, she was amazing. Rest in Peace.

I've always loved TCM's "In Memoriam" tributes each year. Very moving.

I knew Olivia De Havilland would be the last to be featured. May she RIP.

2:33 is so subtly beautiful... they weaved in Ennio Morricone's "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" theme song into the music for that moment to pay tribute to him. You'll recognize it when you hear it... the essential cowboy music... "dew-we-ew-we-ew... wah-wah-wah..." Well, that's a crappy phonetic attempt but you'll get it when you hear it. Beautiful tribute.

There was so many deaths this year that this could have been the two part but TCM did a good job better than most. Who will be able to watch Jeopardy without Alex Trebek? That's going to be a hard one😞

Just wanted to mention the actress who played the old Jamaican lady in Meet Joe Black. Lois Kelly-Miller, passed 4/08/2020, at 102 years old.

Rip Chadwick. He was so young.

For those asking, the music is based on Robert Frost’s Miles to go before I sleep, as performed by Prisca.

The way they lingered on Carl Reiner and Chadwick Boseman on the words "before I sleep" was perfect and such a study in contrast against both men's lives. One was long, fruitful with a lot accomplished while the other was short, fruitful and still had so much to do.

Honorable Mention Caroll Spinney: Puppeteer, Actor Regis Philbin: Tv Host

This year was rough. Thanks for showing David Prowse's face, he never got that in Star Wars. I like that you used Ian Holm's line: "I think I am quite ready for another adventure"

That last one just about did me in.

So many giants. May they never be forgotten.

Sad to see Stuart Whitman died. He was such a virile, masculine man on screen like Rod Taylor and Sean Connery.

How is it that TCM manages to include everyone in their In Memoriam, including actors, directors, writers, composers, casting directors and cinematographers and producers, while the Academy invariably omits dozens of iconic figures each year?

After Olivia, the Golden Age of Cinema is forever gone. Did not know of Linda Manz' passing, though. Days of Heaven was an often overlooked gem from 1978. A Terrence Malick' Classic! Rhonda Fleming was gorgeous, too!

For anyone interested, here are all of the film and audio clips featured in TCM Remembers 2020, including those in the original version of the video that were removed in the update. First, the film clips, in order of presentation: Kirk Douglas in ACE IN THE HOLE (1951) and SPARTACUS (1960) Juliette Gréco in THE SUN ALSO RISES (1957) Ben Cross in STAR TREK (2009) Baby Peggy in CAPTAIN JANUARY (1924) Max von Sydow in THE SEVENTH SEAL (1957) Mark Blum in DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN (1985) Shirley Knight in SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH (1962) Jerry Stiller in THE RITZ (1976) Hugh Keays-Byrne in MAD MAX (1979) SADA (1998), directed by Nobuhiko Ôbayashi EMPIRE OF THE SUN (1987), shot by Allen Daviau Ann B. Todd in THE BLUE BIRD (1940) Michel Piccoli in CONTEMPT (1963) Michael Lonsdale in MOONRAKER (1979), featuring art direction by Peter Lamont Sean Connery in OUTLAND (1981), FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1963) and GOLDFINGER (1964) Honor Blackman in GOLDFINGER Peggy Pope in 9 TO 5 (1980) Enrique Irazoqui in THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MATTHEW (1964) -A clip of a horse-drawn sleigh from DAYS OF HEAVEN (1978) was removed in the update. Linda Manz in DAYS OF HEAVEN -A clip from INTIMATE LIGHTING (1965), directed by Ivan Passer, was removed in the update. Paula Kelly in SWEET CHARITY (1969) Gene Reynolds in OF HUMAN HEARTS (1938) Sonia Darrin in THE BIG SLEEP (1946) Sue Lyon in LOLITA (1962) Diana Rigg in ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (1969) Kelly Preston in TWINS (1988) Carol Arthur in BLAZING SADDLES (1974) Stuart Whitman in THE LONGEST DAY (1962) John Ericson in BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS (1971) Dyanne Thorne in ILSA, SHE WOLF OF THE SS (1975) Martin Spellman in BEAU GESTE (1939) Buck Henry in CATCH-22 (1970), also scripted by Henry MIDNIGHT EXPRESS (1978), directed by Alan Parker Rhonda Fleming in OUT OF THE PAST (1947) Marge Champion in SHOW BOAT (1951) Pamela Tiffin in COME FLY WITH ME (1965) Esther Scott in BOYZ N THE HOOD (1991) Norma Doggett in SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS (1954) Tommy Rall in SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS Ann Reinking in ALL THAT JAZZ (1979) Trini Lopez in THE DIRTY DOZEN (1967) Daria Nicolodi in SHOCK a.k.a. BEYOND THE DOOR II (1977) Ben Cooper in JOHNNY GUITAR (1954) THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966), scored by Ennio Morricone Lori Nelson in MA AND PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR (1952) R.D. Call in LAST MAN STANDING (1996) Barbara Windsor in CARRY ON SPYING (1964) Kenny Rogers in KENNY ROGERS AS THE GAMBLER (1980) Ja'Net DuBois in I'M GONNA GIT YOU SUCKA (1988) Brian Dennehy in COCOON (1985) Wilford Brimley in COCOON BACK TO THE FUTURE (1985), featuring designs by Ron Cobb Michael Hall in THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES (1946) Reni Santoni in ENTER LAUGHING (1967) Annie Ross in SUPERMAN III (1983) ST. ELMO'S FIRE (1985), directed by Joel Schumacher Irrfan Khan in THE LUNCHBOX (2013) Jack Kehoe in THE STING (1973) Carl Reiner in OCEAN'S ELEVEN (2001) Chadwick Boseman in BLACK PANTHER (2018) Two clips from RAGING BULL (1980), shot by Michael Chapman and cast by Cis Corman Anthony James in IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (1967) SOMETHING WILD (1961), directed by Jack Garfein John Fraser in REPULSION (1965) John Saxon in A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (1984) Orson Bean in BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (1999) Allen Garfield in THE CONVERSATION (1974) Soumitra Chatterjee in APUR SANSAR (THE WORLD OF APU) (1959) Ian Holm in THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING (2001) Olivia de Havilland in THE HEIRESS (1949), THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD (1939), GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) and HOLD BACK THE DAWN (1941) And now the audio clips: "You are fully capable of deciding your own destiny..." - Ben Cross in STAR TREK (2009) "I'm havin' some fun with ya here!" - Fred Willard in BEST IN SHOW (2000) "We'll never be sick, we won't get any older, and we won't ever die." - Wilford Brimley in COCOON (1985) "There are a lot of us out there who love classic films." - Alex Trebek at the 10th TCM Classic Film Festival (2019) "I think I'm quite ready for another adventure." - Ian Holm in THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RETURN OF THE KING (2003) "I hope we meet again." - Olivia de Havilland in GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) RIP to all.

No one does an emotional gut punch quite like TCM. The Wilfred Brimley quote from Cocoon about never getting sick and never growing old and never dying where they're going really made me tear up

Olivia de Havilland and Kirk Douglas both well past their 100th birthdays, and Chadwick Boseman only 43. Life is strange. A gorgeous tribute, as always, and maybe my favorite so far. Amazing how TCM manages to include people from across the entertainment spectrum: performers, writers, directors, crew, and more.

Now this is how an online memoriam should be done.

Ja'Net Dubois (Wilona)..... Always made me happy when I saw her on Good Times... May she rest in peace...

2020 was a sad year for Bond fans: Earl Cameron, Peter Lamont, Michael Lonsdale, Diana Rigg, Honor Blackman, and of course, Sean Connery.

It’s the passing of character actors that get me most. The “big stars” got damn good support from these people. They had familiar faces for decades, but named in memoriam only when they die.

That was a lovely tribute. Apart from the names I’ve seen added in the comments, I would also mention Helen Reddy: Primarily a singer of course; however she appeared in film & on TV.

In a year when I have basically shut off the news, this was the first I heard about a lot of these deaths,

RIP to all of them 💔🌹

Robert Frost's "Stopping By Woods On Snowy Evening" is a perfect backdrop for remembering the people who gave us so much through their talents for making wonderful movies. The Tunewelders' musicianship, and Prisca Strother's voice, interspersed with the voices of those remembered provide a fine mix of sorrow, and joy. TCM Remembers, and so will we.

I say this every year but Damn! So many good people gone. Yes, dying is part of life but it doesn`t mean I have to like it. R.I.P., what you left behind will never be forgotten.

My heart dropped when I saw Chadwick Boseman and Alex Trebek 😭💔 They were both masters in their respective roles. May all these individuals rest in peace 🙏🙏

Beautifully done, as always.

Let us not forget all of the behind the scenes people; the ones who truly made the movies for our stars to dance and act out their souls in.

Every year this feature breaks my heart and is always so incredibly done. I also had no idea Michael Hall, the last surviving actor from 'The Best Years of Our Lives' had died.

I wish they put James Lipton on the list. Nobody knew today's Stars quite well like he did...

TCM needs to offer its own subscription. About the only cable channel worthwhile.

We lost 2 Bilbo Bagginses this year: Orson Bean & Ian Holm. 😢 R.I.P. (3:55 & 4:01)

Just read the info about how TCM was involved with the song being recorded and the use of the track, which is a composition originally written in 1959 by Randall Thompson to accompany Robert Frost's Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening". This is now my favorite song among all of them. Simply beautiful and I love vocalist Prisca Strother's, voice.

Happy to see Daria Nicolodi included here, both as an actress and writer. She had a great, magnetic presence in all of her films, and Suspiria is an all-time classic.

My God. Seems like so many more have left us this year. My heart is heavy, tears are inevitable. Thank you, TCM, for the beautiful images, music and memories. The years end with these remembrances have become as necessary as breathing to a great many of us.

Watching all those key James Bond personnel in this montage was rather painful. They all brought a sort of magic to the screen that we will never quite see again.

It's kind of sad that since they featured Sean Connery, Honor Blackman (Goldfinger) and Diana Rigg (OHMSS) they could have included actress Margaret Nolan who was James Bond's masseuse "Dink" in Goldfinger as well as appearing in the Carry On films. She passed away in October of this year.

Time mercilessly rolls on.

2:32 Never noticed this before - when Ennio Morricone appears, the music switches to a little of the famed Man With No Name whistle. Great touch.

Broke my heart when I heard Olivia de Havilland died.

I dread this every year on TCM. It makes me feel so sad. They've all gone to eternity.

And all my early teen crush actresses died: Pamela Tiffin, Shirley Knight, Paula Kelly. I feel so old.

When you watch this it brings a tear to your eye when see that your favorite movies stars have passed away. It's a shame they were wonderful entertainers.

They are gone but not forgotten

Lovely tribute, as always. With that being said, I do agree that, even though she was mainly a television actress, that Conchata Farrell should have been included. She was in the movie, "Mystic Pizza" with Julia Roberts and I'm sure there were a few other movies. But that omission aside, this was well done.

Goodbye to Helen Reddy also.

4 years later this still hits hard.

So glad you included Irrfan Khan. Few American outlets do. He was not only a great actor, but a genuinely amazing human being. ❤️

Hands down the best tribute TCM has made thus far👏👏👏

Orson Bean and host, Alex Trebek were together on appearing in the early 1990s version of "To Tell the Truth" on NBC Daytime.

This is still by far the best TCM Remembers ever created.

Good night too all those who passed .

This year honestly has been so long that I forgot some of these people had died.

Don't be sad that they're no longer here with us but be glad they were here so we could enjoy their talents❤❤

2020 the year we lost a lot of great stars. Some from old Hollywood, some from middle Hollywood and some from new Hollywood. RIP in the Lord.

So many names this year. So truly sad. Another great tribute, TCM. Thanks for the memories.

The one that hit me in the "feels" was Ann E. Todd. I didn't know she had died. I recognized the shot of her: it's from what was my mother's all-time favorite Shirley Temple movie, "The Blue Bird": she played one of the children yet to be born. (I watch it in tribute on my mother's birthday every year since she died in 2018; for the record, it's also MY favorite ST movie.)

Didn't realise that Hugh Keays-Byrne passed just recently, that's so sad... Goodbye, Toecutter 😔

I can't say that I look forward to this every year, but every year I will watch it and remember.

Always makes me cry.

Michel Lonsdale is one actor I liked a lot whose death had flown under the radar for me. Tx for this memento...

Sad we lost all these people but 2019's song will forever be a memorable one..

Quite the haunting lyrics. The whole of it reminds me of my own pending mortality.

Sean Connery, the greatest James Bond ever and a legend in the film industry. RIP 007 ✝️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

With the last few minutes of 2020 in Dubai where I am at, I want to dedicate a memorium to South Korean film director, Kim Ki-duk. He died early December due to covid-19 complications in Lativa just nine days before his 60th birthday. TCM missed you, the oscars missed you with a nomination for Best Foreign Film for your work in "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring" but I won't miss you. I hope that your at peace at the mountain. You are most incredible and daring despite the extremes that you used, however that's South Korean cinema as Bong Joon-ho would say. May you be at peace!

I'll miss Kirk Douglas, Jeremy Bulloch, David Prowse, Sean Connery, Tommy Lister, Fred Willard, Kenny Rogers, Wilford Brimley, Ennio Morricone, John Saxon, Alex Trebek and Chadwick Boseman so much

Thank you all for making the world a better place in your own way.

The death of Sean Connery just broke this old girls 💗 and the Maestro Ennio Morricone

I didn't even know we lost Kenny Rogers and Fred Willard this year! So sad.

Ann E Todd was such a beautiful child. TCM did right by her and Baby Peggy.

We lost so many talented people this terrible year. It's sad. But they're at peace.

I didn't realize Tommy Rall passed this year! He was probably one of my favorite dancers ever.

Our own Maryann....Dawn Wells. Many after school memories watching GI.

May they all rest in peace & Thanks for the memories 🙏 😢

I didn’t know Jack Kehoe had died! He was in two of my favorite movies set in Prohibition Era Chicago: “The Sting” and “The Untouchables”.

Can’t help but notice that Sam Lloyd didn’t make the list of those lost. He was a great tertiary character on Scrubs who was lost too soon.

Great people/actors all of them !!! 🙂❤

Just finished watching the last 20 years of TCM Remembers. So many great actors and others in the film industry gone. Whether you consider yourself a cinephile or just someone who loves movies, seeing these tributes makes you realize that life is truly short. Enjoy every day. It is truly a blessing. Live, laugh and love. To those who have passed on, thank you for sharing your talent with us. You are gone but will never ever be forgotten. Rest in peace.

RIP All souls we lost in the horrible year 2020

When Turner Classic MOVIES uploads these annual tributes, they should make it clear that's it's not a tribute to EVERYONE who died during the year, but just to those associated with MOVIES. So many comments regarding TV actors and singers who should be added who don't belong in a MOVIE tribute. As for Alex Trebek being honored here, as one commenter explained, he did work for TCM, even hosting their cruises. I hope this is (kindly) enough said on the subject of why many RIP folks are missing here.

WE losy one of the all time beauties, Pamela Tiffin

My Favorite Robert Frost poem, set to music. Well done. I lost my only brother in Feburary.

Oh, my. So many. Very nice tribute. Thank you.

beautiful tributes.