Turner Classic Movies and Watch TCM

Find the presentation as well as the film

TCM’s November 2026 Two for One listing paired Born Free with A Hard Day’s Night in a presentation by Diane Warren and Ben Mankiewicz. Another November grouping spotlighted Burt Lancaster across several genres. These examples show how one evening can have a host and two scheduled titles, while a performer spotlight can span several dates.

If your aim is to see a guest introduction, record the film title and the name of the event or host. Start from the schedule for the relevant date. If you are following a performer across a series, use the individual film entries to identify the screenings you want.

East and West identify two live schedules

Watch TCM’s US app listing describes separate East and West live feeds. Each presents its own movie at the time you open it. Check which feed you have selected when comparing a current film to a schedule time or coordinating a screening with someone else.

The app publisher specifies a cable or satellite television package that includes TCM for Watch TCM access. Check the package and channel with your provider when deciding whether the app is the right route for the scheduled broadcast.

Use cast and credits for the exact film

The publisher also lists on-demand movies, host introductions on some titles, film credits and a watchlist. Search by film title and confirm the release or cast in the entry, especially if several adaptations share a title. When a film appears in a monthly schedule, search the current on-demand selection separately to see whether that version is also listed. The cast details can also help if you know a performer but have only part of the title.