TCM honors the contributions of Latinx and Hispanic performers during #HispanicHeritageMonth. Historian Luis Reyes explains why he considers Anthony Quinn the most important Mexican performer of his generation. Tonight Reyes joins us to present an evening of films beginning with BACK TO BATAAN ('45) followed by THE STRAWBERRY BLONDE ('41) with Rita Hayworth and INTRUDER IN THE DUST ('49) starring Juano Hernandez. Learn more here: https://myt.cm/vfmk9t | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

Anthony Quinn ("Zorba the Greek") dances with Greek composer, Mikis Theodorakis. RIP Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) | Ich bin Grieche

Anthony Quinn was more than an actor — he was a force of nature. Known for his commanding presence, emotional intensity, and unmatched versatility, Quinn brought life to characters from cultures all around the world. Born Antonio Rodolfo Quinn Oaxaca on April 21, 1915, in Chihuahua, Mexico, he moved to Los Angeles as a young boy. His childhood was marked by struggle and perseverance. Before pursuing acting, Quinn tried his hand at boxing and studied art and architecture — even receiving guidance