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|  Wearing a dark pantsuit, a gray haired woman is seen purposefully walking across a New York Street. Filmed from far off, her image barely is in focus. However, it is unmistakably Greta Garbo. A voice over by Julie Christie advises that the figure on the street is one of the most celebrated people of all time. Christie is narrating a new documentary film called "Garbo." Garbo died in 1990. The film contains old and new interviews from those people who knew the film legend the best, including a conversation with Clarence Brown who directed Garbo in "Flesh and the Devil," a 1926 silent film that will air on TCM immediately following the documentary broadcast. |
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