Star of the Month Patricia Neal visited TCM back in 2004 during an episode of Private Screenings with Robert Osborne. She spoke candidly about her work, her loves and her life. We kick off our celebration of her films tonight at 8pm ET with THE FOUNTAINHEAD ('49). | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

From Broadway to the big screen, Patricia Neal shimmers as today's #SummerUnderTheStars salute. From her Oscar-winning performance in HUD ('63) to her sardonic wit in THE BREAKING POINT ('50), Neal's range is nothing short of musical – which fits her as a Tony Award recipient. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

After surviving a stroke during her pregnancy, Star of the Month Patricia Neal came back to the screen was nominated for an Oscar for THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES ('68). She described this time in her life to Robert Osborne during a Private Screenings episode in 2004. See the film tonight at 8pm ET during our final night honoring her work. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

At the 39th Academy Awards, Oscar-winner Patricia Neal (Best Actress for 1963's 'Hud') received an emotional standing ovation from the audience as she made her first Hollywood appearance since a near-fatal stroke two years prior which left her in a coma and struggling to speak. Patricia returned to the screen after her health scare and went on to receive a Best Actress nomination for her performance as Nettie Cleary in 1968's ‘The Subject Was Roses.’ Check back everyday for a new moment and watc