All All. Sign In. TCM Remembers Predictions finalized. Here are my predictions for who will be included in TCM Remembers , in alphabetical order. Kim could very well end up in this year's TCM Remembers, or it may be too late to include him. I won't make a prediction for him because I would need a little more time to consider his chances, and, as I said, I've already locked my predictions.
The tribute could be released as early as tonight, assuming it hasn't started airing already, so it's a bit late to be making changes now. This is just to let you know that I have acknowledged Kim's death and the possibility of his inclusion in TCM Remembers As such, I have unlocked my predictions for a couple of hours and am now considering the possible inclusion of Kim Ki-duk. For real this time. Unfortunately, I have one more passing to note -- that of Ann Reinking, a Broadway legend who also starred in a handful of films, most notably Bob Fosse's All That Jazz playing a fictionalized version of herself and John Huston's Annie.
Had I not finalized my predictions already, I would probably say she would make the cut. I suppose I could go ahead and add her, but I've already edited this locked in my predictions twice now, so I'll just let it be.
But the tribute is coming, folks; you can probably expect it to arrive sometime in the next few days. List activity. India Adams. This was kept under wraps for a long time, the actress having had to sign a gag order as part of her contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. She later said "you had to swear on a Bible you weren't going to tell anybody. On the strength of her work in Hollywood, she was signed to a recording deal by RCA Victor which led to the release of her first album.
Working in England between and , she was on the airwaves with BBC Radio and made frequent television appearances, including in a Royal Command Performance. She also made a few forays to screen acting in non-singing character roles, including a small part in the horror film Followed , starring John Savage.
