Tomorrow on Turner Classic Movies: 

Edward G. Robinson’s favorite role: Dr. Ehrlich’s Magic Bullet (1940). Robinson plays a 19^th Century medical researcher who battles social prejudice as well as anti-semitism in search of a cure for syphilis. Friday, February 20 @ Noon ET.

Tomorrow (late tonight) on Turner Classic Movies: Set your DVR for this first rate film-noir thriller. Nobody believes 8-year-old Tommy Woodry when he claims he witnessed a murder. Nobody except the murderers. And so begins his night of terror.

Tomorrow @4:45 AM ET 

This evening on Turner Classic Movies:

FURY (1936) Fritz Lang’s first Hollywood film stars Spencer Tracy as an innocent man wrongly jailed. A vigilante mob tries to blow up the jail, allowing his escape and now the mob is on trial for his murder. Can he sit by and let them get a taste of what they tried to give him? 6:15 PM ET

Today on Turner Classic Movies: 

Two American tourists (Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward) meet two ex-pat jazz musicians (Sidney Poitier and Paul Newman) in Paris. Is it just a two-week fling or can they convince the guys to come home with them? Duke Ellington received an Oscar nomination for his score, and there’s an appearance by Louis Armstrong. 1:00 PM ET  Follow us on Facebook