With a cast of 48 international stars, Darryl F. Zanuck's D-Day epic, THE LONGEST DAY ('62), was one of the most ambitious pictures made in Hollywood history costing $10 million to make. It took home Oscars for cinematography and special effects. #31DaysOfOscar | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

According to Robert Osborne, the Private Screenings episode with Robert Mitchum was the most difficult interview of his career. "He would be chatty until the cameras were on, and then he would stonewall me," he said. See Robert Mitchum in THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER ('55) at 11:15pm ET as we continue our celebration of Movie Roberts. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

8.4K views · 369 reactions | #MovieMonday - Another film similar to Tom Hanks' "Greyhound" that features a destroyer versus U-boats is "The Enemy Below" (1957). Robert Mitchum stars as a U.S. destroyer captain who grows to respect his foe while playing a game of cat-and-mouse with a German sub commander. The film was shot in part aboard the destroyer escort USS Whitehurst (DE 634) with many of the crew appearing as extras. | U.S. Naval Institute | Facebook