Today, we say goodbye to one of the last leading ladies of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Olivia de Havilland not only leaves behind a versatile body of work but was a champion for labor rights. We are grateful for her on-screen performances and for being a trailblazer off-screen.‬ | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

537K views · 31K reactions | “Her great sense of fun is one of the many assets she possesses as a human being.” Robert Osborne and Olivia de Havilland were dear friends. They spoke on the phone every Sunday for 40 years. In 2016, he described the de Havilland he knew and what made her a star. Robert also shared his memories in this article for our Now Playing guide: https://bit.ly/39x0qqQ | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

307K views · 12K reactions | “I’m certainly relishing the idea of living a century. Can you imagine that? What an achievement!" - Olivia de Havilland To celebrate de Havilland's 100th birthday today, host Robert Osborne offers this loving tribute to his dear friend. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

14K views · 1.1K reactions | Olivia de Havilland & Montgomery Clift in “The Heiress”, (1949), directed by William Wyler. | I'm Old Fashioned - Vintage Everyday | Facebook

65K views · 4K reactions | As Olivia de Havilland celebrates her 103rd birthday today, we wanted to share Robert Osborne's thoughts on the 2-time Oscar winner and his dear friend when she was our July 2016 ⭐ of the month. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

Olivia de Havilland Montgomery Clift The Heiress 1949 Trailer Catherine (Olivia de Havilland), a young woman who stands to inherit her father's large fortune, falls in love when she meets Morris (Montgomery Clift), who gives her the love and affection her father doesn't, and which she desperately needs. Catherine's father (Ralph Richardson), believing Morris is only after the money, tells Catherine she will be disinherited if she marries him. Morris' true intentions are put to the test when he f

Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine were sisters, but they hated each other as much at home as they did in the world of cinema. Both stars maintained an enmity in Hollywood that led them to star in some of the most outrageous moments. Although each one succeeded on their own, they couldn’t stand each other’s success and ended up fighting and distancing themselves until each one... left this world for a better life. | Icons

Olivia de Havilland accepts her second Best Actress Oscar for her performance as Catherine Sloper in 1949’s American romantic drama ‘The Heiress.’ The film, which earned a total of eight nominations, took home Oscars for Lead Actress, Art Direction (Black and White), Costume Design (Black and White) and Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture). Check back everyday for a new moment and watch the #Oscars LIVE on Sunday, March 12th at 8e/5p! 73 days til #Oscars95 | The Academy