For more information on the international TCM, see Turner Classic Movies.
Or the British version, see Turner Classic Movies (UK).
| Turner Classic Movies |
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| Launched |
6 October 1994[1] |
| Owned by |
Turner International Australia
Time Warner |
| Picture format |
576i (4:3;16:9) |
| Country |
Australia
Singapore
India |
| Language |
English |
| Broadcast area |
Australia, India, Fiji, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, Vietnam |
| Formerly called |
TNT (prior to 2 April 2000) |
| Sister channel(s) |
Cartoon Network, Boomerang |
| Website |
turnerclassicmoviesasia.com |
| Availability |
| Satellite |
| Foxtel |
Channel 428 |
| Austar |
Channel 428 |
| SKY Network Television |
Channel 24 |
| TrueVisions |
Channel 47 |
| Indovision |
Channel TBA |
| Tata Sky |
Channel 357 |
| Dream Satellite TV |
Channel 24 |
| Cable |
| Foxtel |
Channel 417 |
| Austar |
Channel 417 |
| Optus |
Channel 417 |
| StarHub TV |
Channel 616 |
| Neighbourhood Cable |
Channel 35 |
| TransACT |
Channel 15 |
| TelstraClear InHomeTV |
Channel 24 |
| TrueVisions |
Channel 35 |
| SkyCable Platinum |
Channel 105 |
| Global Destiny Cable |
Channel 42 |
| Cablelink |
Channel 43 |
| First Media |
Channel 296 |
| Parasat Cable TV |
Channel 58 |
| IN Digital Cable (India) |
Channel 159 (Mumbai), Channel 211 (NCR) |
| IPTV |
| Fetch TV |
Channel TBA |
| Now TV |
Channel 119 |
Turner Classic Movies is a digital television channel featuring commercial-free classic movies, mostly from the Turner Entertainment and Warner Bros. film libraries, which include many MGM, United Artists, RKO and Warner Bros. titles, mainly classic films (e.g. The Wizard of Oz or Citizen Kane). It is the Asian iteration of the US TCM.
History
The channel was launched (as TNT) in October 1994. TCM & Cartoon Network (formerly TNT & Cartoon Network) was a time shared satellite channel that aired TCM from 21:00 CET to 6:00 CET (from 20:00 GMT to 5:00 GMT) and IST respectively and Cartoon Network the remaining time, mainly for analogue cable systems across Europe and India, although it was originally targeted at the Republic of Ireland, India and the United Kingdom. It was formerly free-to-air, but is now carried encrypted and provided only to cable companies and on some commercial satellite systems. Its was one of the three movie channels available on Foxtel, and Austar in Australia. TCM and Cartoon Network became two separate channels operating in Europe and the Indian Subcontinent in 1999.
In April 2000 the channel was rebranded as Turner Classic Movies.[2]
In India, this channel was exclusively available on Dish TV until March 15, 2009. Now it is available on IN Digital Cable from the Hinduja Group and from 31 August 2009, on Tata Sky. The channel has been discontinued on Tata Sky from 15 September 2012.
From 1 July 2011, TCM began offering movies to Australia & New Zealand audiences in 16:9 widescreen.[3]
Examples of films seen on TCM
References
External links
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