"Robert Mitchum and his wife, Dorothy, enjoy a serene afternoon at their California home in 1949, joined by their young sons, James and Christopher. At this point in his career, Mitchum was already a celebrated star, known for his charismatic performances in film noir classics and Westerns. Away from Hollywood sets, the couple embraced a quiet, family-centered life, with their home becoming a haven from the industry’s constant demands. This rare glimpse into their personal world captures the war

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