The cable-movie station -- with its impressivley deep catalog of classic titles -- this afternoon announced plans for a 24-hour marathon of Curtis' movies starting at 5 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 10.

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From Francis to The Perfect Furlough, these are Tony Curtis' best movies, according to Rotten Tomatoes.

Curtis recalled he first came to Los Angeles from New York in July 1948, to begin work in movies at Universal. “What a time that was,” he said wistfully.

His legacy leaves a few great movies – and the classic Hollywood story of the poor kid who wanted more, and got it, and found out too late that more is never enough.

Tony Curtis was among the purest and most authentic examples of what a movie star in postwar Hollywood could be.