Eva Marie Saint to be honored on Turner Classic Movies

Eva Marie Saint, who died last week at 102 years old and starred on-screen with the likes of Marlon Brando, Cary Grant and Montgomery Clift, will be honored with a 12-hour Turner Classic Movies tribute on Oct. 25.

The marathon will include five of her films as well as an interview she did during the TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood in 2013. The lineup begins at noon with the 1957 Civil War-set drama "Raintree County" co-starring Elizabeth Taylor and Clift. At 3 p.m., TCM will show "All Fall Down," a 1962 drama in which Saint portrays an older woman involved in an affair with an amoral womanizer (Warren Beatty). At 5 p.m., Saint co-stars with James Garner in the 1964 World War II thriller "36 Hours," about a kidnapped U.S. intelligence officer who has been duped by the Germans into believing World War II is over so they can extract D-Day invasion plans.

Saint's interview with the late TCM host Robert Osborne will air at 7 p.m., followed by what are arguably Saint's two most memorable films: the 1954 drama "On the Waterfront" (8 p.m.), for which Saint won a supporting actress Oscar as a shy convent-educated woman who becomes Brando's love interest; and the 1959 Alfred Hitchcock thriller, "North by Northwest" (10 p.m.), in which she played a woman of mystery who becomes involved with Grant as a man marked for murder.