Dennis Adamovich, senior vice president of digital, affiliate, lifestyle and enterprise commerce for

The three-hour tour, which debuted last week, takes participants on a sightseeing bus  around some of the city's economy oneway car rental most prominent filming locations, including the Empire Empire State Building ( King Kong ); the subway grate that notoriously blew up Marilyn Monroe's skirt in The Seven-Year Itch ; the brownstone of Holly Golightly, one of the main characters in Breakfast at Tiffany's '; Zabar's market, featured in both Manhattan and You've Got Mail ; and Grand Central Terminal, shown in North by Northwest and Superman .
Operated jointly by TCM and On Location Tours, a TV and movie tour company, the new tour provides live commentary by a knowledgeable guide.  The tour bus also is equipped with 20 video monitors that show clips from movies featured during the tour, as well as a special introduction by TCM host Robert Osborne, a long-time resident of New York.
In his introduction, Osborne economy oneway car rental says, "As a kid growing up in a small town in Washington State, my only exposure to New York City was through movies.  The town with its towering skyscrapers, fascinating economy oneway car rental people and teeming energy absolutely captivated me.  Seeing New York in the movies is what made me want to live in Manhattan one day.  I eventually got my wish, and the city has never disappointed me."
Dennis Adamovich, senior vice president of digital, affiliate, lifestyle and enterprise commerce for TCM, TBS and TNT, said the new tour was the latest of TCM's ongoing brand extension initiatives, economy oneway car rental which also include Caribbean cruises, movie screenings around the United States, and a film festival in Hollywood, all featuring Osborne, TCM host Ben Mankiewicz and other celebrities.
"The experiential activation started four years ago.  We have a lot of active economy oneway car rental fans.  The tour is another way to articulate the brand on a local level.  New York has some of the most famous locations in classic movies in the country, so it was natural to create a route with some of them," he said.